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HABITAT

An area where an organism lives

Niche

Role or position that an organism has

Predation

One organism pursuing another organism for food or a close relationship.


Mutualism

two or more organisms that live closely together and benefit each other

Commensalism

one organism benefits but the other one isn’t harmed or helped

Parasitism

One organism benefits by the expense of another organism

Autotroph

An organism that collects energy from sunlight or inorganic substances to produce food.

Heterotroph

An organism that gets energy by consuming others

Herbivore

Something that only east plants (eats plants)

Ecology

Scientific disabling min which the relationships among living organisms and the interactions the organisms have with their environment are studied.

Biosphere

Portions of the Earth the supports life

Biotic factors

Living factors in an environment

Abiotic

NONliving factors in an environment

Limiting factor

Abiotic or biotic factors that restricted the numbered, reproduction, or distribution of organisms

Tolerance

The ability of any organism to survive when next to abiotic or biotic factors

Population

Individuals of a certain species that share the same geographic location at the same time

Biological community

A group of interacting populations that occupy the same geographic area at the same time

Ecosystem

Biological community and all abiotic factors that affect it (not effect)

Biome

Large group of ecosystems that sharer the same climate and similar types of communities

Carnivore

Heterotrophs that eat other heterotrophs (meat eaters)

Omnivores

Eat both plants and animals

Detrivores

Eat fragments of dead things, returning to soil, air, and water (worms and insects)

Trophic level

Each step in a food chain or food web

Food chain

An animals eating another animals that eats another animal that eats a plant and the plant gets energy by the sun

Food web

Food chains and pathways in which energy flow through a group of organisms

Biomass

The total mass of living matter at each trophic level-decreases at each trophic level

Matter

Anything that takes up space and had made-providers the nutrients needed for organisms to function

Nutrient

Chemical substance that an organism must obtain from its environment to sustain life

Biochemical cycle

The exchange of matter through the biosphere

Nitrogen fixation

Nitrogen gas is converted to ammonium

Denitrification

Some soil bacteria covert to nitrogen oxygen (NO2) and (NO3) back into nitrogen gas and then back to the atmosphere