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Producers, Consumers, Decomposers - $100
These use the process of photosynthesis to make their own food
and energy.
Producers, Consumers, Decomposers - $100
What are producers?
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These eat other organisms to get
energy.
Producers, Consumers, Decomposers - $200
What are consumers?
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These eat dead organisms and waste to
obtain energy.
Producers, Consumers, Decomposers - $300
What are decomposers?
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Producers, Consumers, Decomposers - $400
Bacteria, Mushrooms, Fungi
Producers, Consumers, Decomposers - $400
What are decomposers?
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Producers, Consumers, Decomposers - $500
These are the producers that live in
the water and zooplankton feed on for
energy.
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What are phytoplankton?
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Relationships - $100
When one organism benefits and the other is unharmed but does not benefit.
Relationships - $100
What is commensalism?
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Relationships - $200
When both organisms benefit.
Relationships - $200
What is mutualism?
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When one organism benefits and the other is
harmed.
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What is parasitism?
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A tapeworm and a pig are an example of this.
Relationships - $400
What is parasitism?
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Relationships - $500
Shark with fish attached to the belly is an example of this.
Relationships - $500
What is commensalism?
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Ecosystems - $100
This requires the number, species, location, and time.
Ecosystems - $100
What is population?
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Ecosystems - $200
This requires several species, location, and
time.
Ecosystems - $200
What is community?
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Ecosystems - $300
This has a lot of rain, plants, warm
temperatures, and a variety of animals.
Ecosystems - $300
What is the rainforest?
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Ecosystems - $400
These are the living components of an
ecosystem.
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What is biotic?
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Ecosystems - $500
These are the non-living components of an
ecosystem.
Ecosystems - $500
What is abiotic?
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This is when a new species is brought into
an area.
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What is introduced species?
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When two species fight for food or living space.
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What is competition?
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Hunter and hunted
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What is predator/prey?
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This shows the flow of energy through an
ecosystem.
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What is a food web?
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Water, air, dirt, rocks – all example of these
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What are abiotic factors?
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Flea and Dog
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What is parasitism?
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Fish, plants, animals are all examples of
these
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What are biotic factors?
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Miscellaneous - $300
Zebra mussels and clams fight for food. This is an
example of this.
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What is competition?
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Elodea, duckweed, and flowers are examples of
these.
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What are producers?
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Parasitism, commensalism, and mutualism are all these.
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What are symbiotic relationships?
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