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Ecosystem Review
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- Q1all the biotic (living) and abiotic (non-living) factors in an areanichecommunitypopulationecosystem30s
- Q2all the different living species interacting in an areaspeciesecosystemnichecommunity30s
- Q3series of changes that occur in an ecosystem over timedeforestationfood webecological successionnatural disaster30s
- Q4species that first inhabits an area in successioncommunitypopulationbiotic factorpioneer species30s
- Q5fully grown variety of species that is characteristic of the biome for an areapioneer speciesclimax communityfood webpopulation30s
- Q6an act that changes the number and type of species in an areahabitat disruptiondisruptive selectionpioneer speciesecological succession30s
- Q7type of ecological change process in which an area starts with no life or soil and develops into a functioning ecosystemdisruptive selectionclimax communityhabitat disruptionprimary succession30s
- Q8type of ecological change process in which an ecosystem that is already established is disrupted and must regrow with remaining speciessecondary successionprimary successionclimax communitycarrying capacity30s
- Q9trees, soil, moisture and squirrels in a field.example of an ecosystemexample of a communityexample of a population30s
- Q10mice, coyote and humans interacting.example of an ecosystemexample of a populationexample of a community30s
- Q11pioneer stage to climax community stageexample of ecological succession:example of an ecosystemexample of a community30s
- Q12lichen (symbiotic algae and fungi), mosses, small plantsexample of pioneer speciesexample of competitionexample of symbiosis30s
- Q13hardwood deciduous (oak-hickory) forest in Georgiaexample of a communityexample of pioneer speciesexample of climax community30s
- Q14forest fires, flood, pollutionexamples of climax communitiesexamples of pioneer speciesexamples of habitat disruption30s
- Q15volcanic lava cools in the ocean to form lifeless rock; eventually pioneer species like algae and mosses, carried by currents, inhabit the rock; their breakdown eventually makes soil and more life can migrate or be carried to the rock habitatexamples of a climax communityexamples of habitat disruptionexamples of pioneer species30s