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Organization
Stucture of cells in an organism; characteristic of living
Reproduction
production of offspring; characteristic
Growth
increase in material and species in an organism
Development
changes of an organsim' characteristic
Adaptation
evolution of structure behavior
Homeostasis
organisms regulation to internal enviroments; characteristic
Evolution
gradual change over time
Species
group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring
Hypothesis
explanation for a questiopn
Quanitive Research
numbers
Qualitive Research
writen discription
Ecology
scientific study of interactions between organisms and there enviroments
Biotic
noliving
Abiotic
living
Organism
anything that posses all the characteristics of life
Population
species living in one place
Community
collevtion of interacting pops. that inhabit a common enviroment
Ecosystem
Communities surroundings
Biosphere
portion of Earth that supports life
Biological Community
community made up of interacting pops.
Niche
Role;Job
Habitat
place where an organism lives out its life
Autotrophs
Energy=Sun
Heterotrophs
Cant make energy
Phobic Zone
Portion of marine biome with sunlihgt
Aohobic Zone
Portion of marine biome without sunlight
Scavengers
animals that feed on animals that already died
Decomposers
organisms that break down
Symbioses
Relationship between two organisms
Commenalism
+/nuetral relationship
Parasitism
+/- relationship
Mutualism
+/+ relationship
Food Chain
model that shows how matter and energy move through an ecosystem
FoodWeb
Model that shows possible eating of all trophic levels
Trophic Levels
Organism that represents feeding steo in the movement of enerfy and materials through an ecosystem
Water Cycle
evaporation, condensation, precipitaion
Carbon Cycle
photosythesis cycle
Limiting Factors
anything that limiys organism reproduction
Climax Community
no change community
Pioneer Species
first Species to hold an area
Primary Succesion
First sequence of changes
Secondary Succession
Sequence of changes after the area has been disrupted in some way
Exponetial Growth
pop. grows faster as it increases in size
Carrying Capacity
Number of organisms an enviroment can support
Density Dependent Factors
limiting factors such as disease, food availablity, etc.
Density Independent Factors
Factors such as temperature, storms, floods, drought, etc.
Demoprgraphy
Study of pop. growth, age, distruption
Emigration
movement of individuals FROM a pop.
Immigration
movement of individuals INTO a pop.
Age Structure
proportians of pop. in different ages