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Biotic Factors: The living parts of an ecosystem.

Abiotic Factors: Non-living parts of an ecosystem.

Biosphere: -From the bottom of the ocean to 10 miles of atmosphere.

Biome:

Examples of Ecosystems

Read the front and back page on the board titled “The Biosphere.”Write the following sentences in your notes section and fill in the blanks with these words: population, biome, niche.

Read the front and back page on the board titled “The Biosphere.” Think about the differences between a biome, ecosystem, habitat and niche.

Primary Producer

Consumer

Primary Consumer

Secondary Consumer

Tertiary Consumer

Carnivore A living organism that only eats meat. Herbivore A living organism that eats only plants. Omnivore A living organism that eats both plants and animals.

Food Web

Food Chain

Decomposers

Sentinel Species

Adaptation

Structural Adaptation

Functional Adaptation Allows the organism to adjust its body systems or functions to different environments.

Behavioral Adaptation Helps an animal find food, protect itself or its young, or build homes.

Structural Adaptations

Functional Adaptations

Behavioral Adaptations