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A group of organisms that are physically similar and can reproduce to produce fertile offspring

species

A relationship between two species. Both live together and both benefit

mutualism

All the members of one species living together in a particular area

population

The living parts of an ecosystem

Biotic factors

All the different populations that live together in one area

community

The nonliving parts of an ecosystem

Abiotic factors

When animals struggle with each other to survive in a habitat with limited food, shelter and water

competition

The conditions in an environment, like food or space, which prevent organism populations from increasing are…

Limiting factors

A relationship between two species. They live together and neither one is helped or harmed.

commensalism

The behaviors and physical characteristics of species that allow them to live successfully in their environment are…

adaptations

An organism’s role or job in the environment

niche

The largest population that an environment can support is its

Carrying capacity

If a population is very large or spread out, ecologists use what method to estimate population size?

sampling

A relationship between two species. One organism lives off and harms another organism

parasitism

All the nonliving and living things that interact in an area

ecosystem

Population density = number of organism /area Students counted 20 butterflies in a 2m by 2m section of a field. What is the population density of butterflies in that section

Area=2m x 2m A=4m2 Population Density=20 butterflies 4 m2 POPULATION DENSITY = 5 butterflies per m2

The entire field measured 40 m by 40m. Estimate the total population of butterflies in the entire field. (Use 5 butterflies per m2)

A= 40m x 40m A=160m2 1600m2 X 5 butterflies per m butterflies

Abiotic or Biotic? Sunlight

Abiotic

Abiotic or Biotic? ferns

biotic

Abiotic or Biotic? rabbits

biotic

Abiotic or Biotic? Your little brother/sister

Biotic

Abiotic or Biotic? rocks

abiotic

Abiotic or Biotic? soil

Abiotic

Abiotic or Biotic? cows

Biotic

Abiotic or Biotic? air

abiotic

Abiotic or Biotic? Television?

abiotic

Abiotic or Biotic? fungus

biotic

Answer 3f

Question 3f

Answer 4f

Question 4f

Answer 5f

Question 5f

Make your wager

Final Answer

Final Question