10.2 Relationships
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What are the three types of relationships
1.) Symbiosis 2.) Predation 3.) Competition
What are the three subtypes of Symbiosis
1.) Mutualism 2.) Commensalism 3.) Parasitism
What are the subtypes of competition
1.) Intraspecific 2.) Interspecific
What happens if prey population gets too high
Predator population gets higher while prey population gets lower
What happens if predator population gets too high
Prey population gets higher while predator population gets lower.
What is the order to create a sedimentary rocK
1.) Breaking down rock via wind, water, and ice 2.) Moving pieces off weathered rock 3.) Movement from one location to another by wind, water, ice, or gravity 4.) When wind, water, ice, or gravity finally leave weathered rock somewhere 5.) Pressing rock together over time 6.) Chemically gluing together sediment
What steps make up lithification
1.) Pressing rock together over time 2.) Chemically gluing together sediment
Wandering through caves near his house, Bruce finds a metamorphic rock as he is exploring one large bat-filled cave near his house. Metamorphic rock is a type of rock that has gone through a change that has turned it into a different type of rock. Which processes can cause rocks to change to metamorphic rock?
Heat and Pressure
For the Rock Cycle picture, note the three processes listed that create sediments. Based on our notes and discussions, the process missing is ____________.
Deposition
For the Rock Cycle picture, there are three processes listed that create sediment. If we include the missing process, we can call this group of processes ____________.
Sedimentation
Identify the rock sample found given the word bank below.
1.) Intrusive Igneous 2.) Sedimentary 3.) Metamorphic