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Species
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A group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring.
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fertile
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Habitat
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The environment in which an species normally lives or location of a living organism
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house
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population
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a group of organisms of the same species who live in the same area at the same time
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=time =área
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community
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a group of populations living together and interacting with each other in an area
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ecosystem
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a community and it's abiotic envoitement
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ecology
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The study of the relationships between living organisms and between organisms and their envoiorment
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autotroph
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Organism that synthesizes its organic molecules for simple inorganic molecules. They are producers
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CO2
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Heterotroph
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an organism that obtains organic molecules from other organisms. They are consumers
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Eat
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Detritivore
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An organism that ingest nonliving organic matter
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Dead
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Saprotroph
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An organism that lives on or in non-living organic matter for creating the digestive enzymes into it and a absorbing the products of digestion
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Dead enzymes
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How can energy be lost in transformation
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As heat
Used up during cellular respiration Excreted in faeces Remain unconsumed |
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How much energy is lost and how much energy is efficient
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10 percent is efficient 90 percent is lost between trophic levels
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Greenhouse effect
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Is a natural process whereby the earth's atmosphere behaves like a greenhouse to create the temperature conditions on earth
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3 factors that set limits to population size
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Predation and disease
Availability of food and shelter Weather conditions /natural disasters |
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What are the three main sources of genetic variation
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Gene mutation
Gene flow Sexual reproduction |
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porifera
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sponges
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cindaria
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jellyfish
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platyhelminthes
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flatworms
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annelida
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segmented worms
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mollusca
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octopus
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arthropoda
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spider
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