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

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#1
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organism

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living thing

#2
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habitat

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place for a living thing to live, grow and reproduce

#3
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biotic factor

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living things of an ecosystem ex: coyote, frog, trees, plants

#4
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abiotic factor

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non-living things of an ecosystem ex:water, oxygen, space, rocks

#5
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population

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all members of one species living in a particular area

#6
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community

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all the different populations that live together in an area

#7
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ecosystem

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all abiotic and biotic factors of a particular area

#8
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limiting factor

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an environmental factor that causes a population to stop growing

#9
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Levels of Organization of an Ecosystem

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Organism, Population, Community, Ecosystem

#10
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Population Density

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number of individuals/unit area

#11
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population stability

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births=deaths

#12
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population increase

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number of births is greater than number of deaths

#13
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population decrease

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number of deaths is greater than number of births

#14
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immigration

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moving into a population

#15
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emigration

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moving away from a population

#16
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producer

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organism that makes its own food

#17
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consumer

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organism that eats other organisms for energy

#18
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decomposer

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break down biotic wastes and dead organisms

#19
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food chain

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a series of events in which one organism eats another to obtain energy and nutrients

#20
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food web

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many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem

#21
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Levels of the Energy Pyramid (bottom to top)

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producers, first-level, second-level, third level

#22
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As you go up in the Energy Pyramid the amount of kilocalories (kcal)…

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decreases by 1/10

#23
Front (Question)

Which model best illustrates for flow of energy in an ecosystem best?

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food web is more complex

#24
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carnivore

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producer that only eats meat