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Ch. 3 Ecosystems

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habitat

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A place that provides all the things an organism needs to live.

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ecosystem

back 2

All the living and nonliving things in an area.

front 3

population

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A group of organisms of one species that live in an area at the same time.

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decomposer

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An organism that gets energy by breaking down wastes of dead organisms.

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consumer

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An organism that cannot makes its own food; such as humans.

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prey

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An organism that is eaten by another organism.

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producer

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An organism that makes its own food for energy such as plants.

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predator

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A consumer that hunts and eats another animal to get energy.

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community

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all organisms living together in an ecosystem; they depend on one another to fill their needs

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omnivore

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organism that eats producers and other consumers

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herbivore

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organism that eats only plants

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carnivore

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organism that eats other consumers; meat eater

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interact

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to affect one another

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abiotic

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nonliving parts of an ecosystem: air, water, rocks, soil, sunlight, temperature

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biotic

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living parts of an ecosystem: animals, plants, bacteria

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food chain

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the transfer of food energy between organisms in an ecosystem

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food web

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a set of interconnected food chains

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competition

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organisms needing the same resource

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photosynthesis

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the process by which plants make their own food

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scavenger

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An animal that eats the remains of dead animals.