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biosphere

the part of earth that contains all ecosystems

ecosystem

community and its NON LIVING SURROUNDINGS

Community

populations that lived together in a defined area

population

group of organisms of one type that live in the same area

organism

individual living thing

when does exponential growth occur

when populations reproduce at a constant rate

exponential growth must have ....... resources

unlimited

when does logistic growth occur

when population growth slows or stops due to LIMITED RESOURCES

what is carrying capacity

shows the largest number of individuals that an ecosystem can support

what growth does carrying capacity involve

the logistic growth

what is carrying capacity caused by

competition for food, space, disease, and predation

density dependent

limiting factors that depend on population size (competition, predation, parasitism, and disease)

density independent

limiting factors that affect all populations regardless of size (unusual weather, natural disasters, seasonal cycles, human activities)

niche

its place in the food web (job in food web)

primary sucession

no soil exsits

secondary sucession

lands are being cleared but soil still exists

biotic factors

living things (producers, consumers, decomposers)

abiotic facotrs

non living things (water, temperature, light, soil)

what is another word for producer

autotroph

what is another word for consumer

heterotroph

who make up the first trophic level

producers

who are the first level consumers

herbivores

who are the second level consumers

carnivores and omivores