Ecosystems

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What is habitat
The place where an organism lives
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What is a population
All the organisms of one species in a habitat
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What is a community
All the different species in a habitat
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What is an ecosystem
All the organism living in a particular area and all the non-living conditions
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What are the parts on an ecosystem
Decomposer, Producer, Primary, Secondary, Tertiary consumers
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What is a producer
Organisms that photosynthesis to produce food
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What is a consumer
Animals that eat plants or other animals
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What is a decomposers
Organisms that break down dead organisms and help to recycle nutrients
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What is a quadrat
Samplings organisms which do not move
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Define Species Evenness
Is a measure of the relative abundance of the different species making up the richness of an area
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Define Species Richness
The number of species per sample is a measure of richness
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What are biotic factors
Availability of food and competition. Predation. Parasitism. Disease. Presence of pollinating insects. Availability of nest sites
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What are abiotic factors
Climate. Hours of daylight. Soil conditions. Salt content. Pollution
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What are pyramids of numbers
Which represent the numbers of organisms in each trophic level in a food chain
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Pyramids of biomass
Show the total mass of the organisms in each trophic level
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What is a Trophic Level
Each step along the pathway of a food chain
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Why is energy lost through a food chain
Respiration releases energy. Waste Excretion. Bigger animals use more glucose to generate heat to keep core temperature.
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