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Ecology

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

What is a biosphere

Back (Answer)

Biosphere is the parts of the earth where life exists

#2
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What are ecosystems

Back (Answer)

Natural system which living and non living organisms interact

#3
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What is a community

Back (Answer)

an interacting group of various species in a common location

#4
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What is a population

Back (Answer)

a group of organisms of a single species that can interbreed and live in the same time in the same environment.

#5
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Abiotic

Back (Answer)

Non-living factors that impact the ecosystem

#6
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Biotic

Back (Answer)

Living factors of an ecosystem

#7
Front (Question)

Ecology

Back (Answer)

Study of the relations of the organisms to one another and to their environments

#8
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Herbivore

Back (Answer)

Only eats plants

#9
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Omnivore

Back (Answer)

Eats both plants and meat

#10
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Carnivore

Back (Answer)

Only eats meat

#11
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Decomposed/Detritivores

Back (Answer)

Eats dead organic matter

#12
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Detritus

Back (Answer)

Remains / waste matter of dead organisms

#13
Front (Question)

What’s do decomposes do for the ecosystem

Back (Answer)

They produce nutrients needed for growth and repair

#14
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Food chain definition

Back (Answer)

Sequence of feeding relationships describing which organisms eat eachother

#15
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What will weaker members of a species do when food is scarce

Back (Answer)

-They leave to find food -Also more susceptible to disease - targeted by predators and parasites -forced to live in dangerous areas -their young exposed to danger

#16
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What does competition between communities do for the environment

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-diff species compete for food / shelter -competition balance ecosystem

#17
Front (Question)

Host

Back (Answer)

Plant or animal in which a parasite lives

#18
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Habitat

Back (Answer)

Places where organisms live, eat and reproduce

#19
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What is symbiosis

Back (Answer)

2 organisms that live together temporarily or permanently, at least one organism must benefit

#20
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What are the three types of symbiosis

Back (Answer)

Mutualism;Commensalism;Parasitism

#21
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Mutualism definition

Back (Answer)

Both organisms benefit eg ox pecker+ox Anenome + Clownfish

#22
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Commensalism definition

Back (Answer)

One organism benefits other is unaffected eg Cattle + Egrets Remora + Shark (Remora not cleaner fish)

#23
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Parasitism definition

Back (Answer)

One organism benefits the other is harmed eg Tick, Acacia + Ants

#24
Front (Question)

What are structural adaptations

Back (Answer)

The way something is made