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Created by Ben Goetze
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Question | Answer |
Community | A group of organisms of different species (populations) that interact in one area |
Species | Organisms that can interbreed under natural conditions to produce fertile offspring |
Population | A group of organisms of the same species living in one place/area |
Ecosystem | Interactions between biotic and abiotic components of the environment |
Detrivore | Eat the matter which is digested internally. Nutrients are then excreted into the soil. Eg. Earthworms, Dung Beetles |
Food Web (what things must you consider when making them?) | -Arrows -Producers at bottom -Try to arrange in Trophic Levels |
Photosynthesis | Carbon Dioxide+water-->Glucose+oxygen |
Respiration | glucose+oxygen-->carbon+water+energy dioxide |
Biotic factors affecting survival | Living actors e.g. predators, disease, competition, food availability |
Abiotic factors affecting survival | Non-living factors e.g. rocks, soil, pH, temp, weather, climate, water availability |
food chain (percentage passed through) | 1% into producer, 10% afterward. 99% lost through reflection and radiation (producer) 90% lost as heat, waste & movement |
Biomass | The mass of dry biological material in a population or organism. Remove the water and what is left is biomass. |
Carbon cycle | -The Layer in the atmosphere provides insulation (greenhouse effect) -Human activities increased Greenhouse effect (burning of fossil fuels, deforestation) |
Carbon Cycle (Diagram) |
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Carbon-cycle (image/png)
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Mortality | Death Rate |
Immigration | Moving In |
Emigration | Moving out |
Population change=? | Emigration, high birth rate, low/high mortality, more/less food, better/worse healthcare. |
Environmental Resistance Factor | Decrease growth of a population by increasing mortality and emigration. E.g. Predators, food av, competition, disease, water av., shelter, light/soil (plants) |
Quadrat Method | Best for non/slow moving organisms |
Lincoln Index | Used to sample moving populations of organisms (tag, release, count) |
Trophic Levels | Producer - 1st 1st order consumer - 2nd trophic level (herbivore) 2nd order consumer - 3rd trophic level (carnivore) 3rd order consumer - 4th trophic level (predator) |
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