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Species
a group of organisms with similar characteristics that can successfully reproduce
Population
a group of organisms of the same species living in the same geographical area
Community
two or more populations of organisms living in the same geographical area
Ecosystem
a geographical area with specific characteristics where biotic and abiotic factors interact
Diversity
the variety of possible forms or characteristics
Symbioses
an interaction between two living organisms
Commensualism
a symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits and the other is neither harmed nor benefitted
Mutualism
a symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit
Parasitism
a symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits while another is harmed
Niche
the role of an organism in its environment
Resource partitioning
two or more species of organisms share a resource in an ecosystem
Interspecies competition
two or more species compete for the same resource in an ecosystem
Natural selection
a process by which a population changes over time due to environmental conditions
Evolution
changes in a population over time
Scientific Name
a two part name given to each species of organism on the planet
Linnean nomenclature
the naming system using two parts used to identify organisms,
Kingdom
the largest category of living organisms, there are 5
Phylum
a grouping of organisms with similar traits, the second largest grouping
Class
a grouping of organisms with similar traits, smaller group than a phylum
Order
a grouping of organisms with similar traits, smaller group than a class