Question 1

Species

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A ____________ is an individual living organism?

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Population

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all of the white tail deer in South Carolina would be an example of a______________?

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Communities

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All the different populations in a specific area or region at a certain time.

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Biomes

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Individual ecosystems grouped together according to the climate, the predominant vegetation, and characterized by adaptations of organisms to that particular environment

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Ecosystem

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One or more communities in an area and the abiotic factors, including water, sunlight, oxygen,

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abiotic

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temperature, and soil is an _________________

Question 7

Biome

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the temperate deciduous forest that the white tail deer lives in is and example of a ________________

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Biotic Factors

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living or once living organisms

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Abotic

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Nonliving factors

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Ecosystem

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all of the living organisms (biotic factors) in the environment with the white tail deer as well as all of the abiotic

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Abiotic

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(non-living) factors such as rivers, soil, air, and rocks

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reproduce

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Organisms of the same species can ________________ to make more of that species

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Populations

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All of the individuals of a given species in a specific area or region at a certain time

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Bee & flower

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a relationship that occurs when two or more organisms need the same resource at the

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Competition

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organims need the same resources at the same time.

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symbiotic relationship

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relationships that allow a greater number of species access to certain resources

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Predation

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an interaction between species in which one species (the predator) hunts, kills, and eats the

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Predation

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other (prey).

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Symboitic

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A______________relationship exists between organisms of two different species that live together in direct

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Symbiotic

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contact

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Whale & barnacle

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a symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits and the other organism is not impacted

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Commensalism

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one organism benefits while the other isn't affected

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Flea & Tick

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a symbiotic relationship in which one organism (the parasite) benefits at the expense of the

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Parasitism

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other organism (the host)

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Mutualism

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a symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit

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Increases

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As the prey population increases, the predator population _______________?

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decreases

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As the predator population increases, the prey population ____________?

Question 28

See image

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This interaction helps regulate the population within an ecosystem thereby causing it to

Question 29

Predator- Prey

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become stable

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a series of organisms that use the next lower member as a source of food

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Food Chain

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describes the complex patterns of energy flow in interconnecting food chains

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Food Web

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Bottom of the energy pyramid; plants

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Producer

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Don't hunt or gather, they produce their own food; producer

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Autotroph

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eats another organism; top of energy pyramid

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Consumer

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eats producers

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Primary Consumer

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eat other consumers

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Secondary Consumers

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Meat eater

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Carnivore

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Plant Eater

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Herbivore

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Eats both plants and animals

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Omnivore

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represents how energy flows in an ecosystem

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Energy Pyramid

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Contains the least amount of available energy

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Top of the Energy Pyramid

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Contains the most amount of available energy

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Bottom of the Energy Pyramid

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Organisms that break down dead things

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Decomposers

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The layer of soil

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Soil Profile

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Layer

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Horizon

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Nutrient rich top horizon, home to animals, important to plant growth

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Topsoil

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Under topsoil; not nutrient rich

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Subsoil

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under subsoil

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Parent Material

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Semi solid rock

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Bedrock

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decaying organic material

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Humus

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rocks, minerals, humus, air & water

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Soil Composition

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smallest particle size

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Clay

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affected by types of plants, climate, time & slope of land

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Soil Type

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particles larger than 2 mm

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Gravel

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how much water passes through a substance

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Permeability

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how acidic or basic a substance is

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pH

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4-10

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Soil pH

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5-7

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Plant pH

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size of particles; loam, silt, clay, sand, etc.

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Texture

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Subatomic particle that is positively charged

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Protons

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Subatomic particle that is negatively charged

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Electrons

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Subatomic particle in the nucleus that has no charge

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Neutrons

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A pure substance found on the periodic table

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Element

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On periodic table; stands for element

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Chemical Symbol

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