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22 Cards in this Set
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When both organisms benefit from a relationship |
Mutualism |
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When one organism benefits and the other organism is harmed |
Parasitism |
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An organism's role in a community |
Niche |
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When two populations need the same to survive or have the same niche |
Competition |
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Place that provides a community with what it needs to live |
Habitat |
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Non-living factors that affect an organism |
Abiotic Factors |
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Living factors that affect an organism |
Biotic Factors |
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A group of organisms that are the same |
Population |
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Two or more populations of organisms that share the same ecosystem |
Community |
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A community plus all the abiotic factors that affect it |
Ecosystem |
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Has extreme temperature changes |
Desert |
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Has little rain and is still wet on the top of the ground |
Tundra |
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Has big birds that cannot fly |
Savanna |
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A grassland close to the equator |
Savanna |
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Has the most number of different species of organisms of all the biomes |
Tropical Rainforest |
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Rains almost everyday lots of plant life and has seasons |
Temperate Rainforest |
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Leaves fall off of the trees every fall and winter |
Deciduous Forest |
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Has three layers of plant life understory canopy and energent layers |
Tropical Rainforest |
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Consists of mountains and coniferous trees |
Boreal Forest |
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The biome we live in |
Deciduous Forest |
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In a relationship between a wolf and a rabbit which one is the prey |
Rabbit |
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In a relationship between a dog and a flea which one is the host |
Dog |
