Biosphere | Trophic relationships | Biomes | Food chain | Global warming |
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biosphere
Area where life exists on earth
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Mutualistic
Both living things benefit
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Forest biomes
This biome has many trees
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Plants
produce their own food
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Overpopulation
Problem of having too many people
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biotic factors
Living things
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Bee, flower
Give an example of a mutualistic relationship
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True
True or False: the polar regions are deserts
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Herbivores / Primary consumers
Eat plants
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Overconsumption
Problem of consuming too many resources
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abiotic factors
Non-living things
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Commensalistic
One living thing benefits, while the other is not harmed
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Cactus
Name a plant that lives in a desert biome
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Producers
Plants are _________ beause they make their own food
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Pollution
Harmful chemicals released into the atmosphere or the oceans
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Energy
________ flows from one living organism to another in an ecosystem
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Hyena, zebra, lion
Give an example of a commensalistic relationship
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False
True or False: all the energy of a plant is digested by the primary consumer
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Reduce, reuse, recycle
What are the 3 Rs we can do to conserve and protect our environment?
Hint: you see it on many grocery bags |
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Bacteria and fungi
Name two decomposers
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Parasitic
One thing lives off of another, causing it harm or even death
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