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