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CHYVILLES CHAPTER 3 PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY Review the Key Terms 5. A abiotic factor (ahy bi YAH tihk) biosphere (BI o sfeer) commensalism (kuh MEN suh liz um) decomposer ecosystem (EE khy sihs tum) food web heterotroph (HET uh ruh trohfs) niche (NIHCH) population symbiosis (sihm bee OH sus) 1. An organism's 2. Vultures are 8. A Fill in the blank in each sentence below with the correct term from the list above. You will not use all the terms. 7. The 3. The role a species plays in its community is called its 4. The study of the way organisms interact with their environment is called same place at the same time. autotroph biotic factor (bi YAH tihk) community ecology (ih KAH luh jee) food chain habitat mutualism (MYEW chuh lih zum) parasitism (PAYR uh sih tih zum) scavengers trophic level (TROH fihk) 6. A producer, or chemical compounds to make its own food. is the place where it lives out its life. because they eat animals that are already dead. Class Content Mastery is a group of organisms that mate with one another and live in the uses the part of Earth that supports life is called the energy from the sun or energy stored in is a group of populations that interact with one another. 9. An organism that eats autotrophs is called a 10. The relationship between a flea and the dog it lives on is an example of

CHYVILLES CHAPTER 3 PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY Review the Key Terms 5. A abiotic factor (ahy bi YAH tihk) biosphere (BI o sfeer) commensalism (kuh MEN suh liz um) decomposer ecosystem (EE khy sihs tum) food web heterotroph (HET uh ruh trohfs) niche (NIHCH) population symbiosis (sihm bee OH sus) 1. An organism's 2. Vultures are 8. A Fill in the blank in each sentence below with the correct term from the list above. You will not use all the terms. 7. The 3. The role a species plays in its community is called its 4. The study of the way organisms interact with their environment is called same place at the same time. autotroph biotic factor (bi YAH tihk) community ecology (ih KAH luh jee) food chain habitat mutualism (MYEW chuh lih zum) parasitism (PAYR uh sih tih zum) scavengers trophic level (TROH fihk) 6. A producer, or chemical compounds to make its own food. is the place where it lives out its life. because they eat animals that are already dead. Class Content Mastery is a group of organisms that mate with one another and live in the uses the part of Earth that supports life is called the energy from the sun or energy stored in is a group of populations that interact with one another. 9. An organism that eats autotrophs is called a 10. The relationship between a flea and the dog it lives on is an example of

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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ង. សសរ PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY CHAPTER 3 Review the Key Terms 5. A. abiotic factor (ahy bi YAH tihk) biosphere (BI o sfeer) commensalism (kuh MEN suh liz um) decomposer ecosystem (EE khy sihs tum) food web heterotroph (HET uh ruh trohfs) niche (NIHCH) population symbiosis (sihm bee OH sus) autotroph biotic factor (bi YAH tihk) community ecology (ih KAH luh jee) food chain habitat Fill in the blank in each sentence below with the correct term from the list above. You will not use all the terms. same place at the same time. 1. An organism's 2. Vultures are The role a species plays in its community is called its 3. 4. The study of the way organisms interact with their environment is called mutualism (MYEW chuh lih zum) parasitism (PAYR uh sih tih zum) scavengers trophic level (TROH fihk) Content Mastery is the place where it lives out its life. because they eat animals that are already dead. 6. A producer, or chemical compounds to make its own food. is a group of organisms that mate with one another and live in the , uses the energy from the sun or energy stored in 7. The part of Earth that supports life is called the 8. A is a group of populations that interact with one another. 9. An organism that eats autotrophs is called a 10. The relationship between a flea and the dog it lives on is an example of
Transcribed Image Text:ង. សសរ PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY CHAPTER 3 Review the Key Terms 5. A. abiotic factor (ahy bi YAH tihk) biosphere (BI o sfeer) commensalism (kuh MEN suh liz um) decomposer ecosystem (EE khy sihs tum) food web heterotroph (HET uh ruh trohfs) niche (NIHCH) population symbiosis (sihm bee OH sus) autotroph biotic factor (bi YAH tihk) community ecology (ih KAH luh jee) food chain habitat Fill in the blank in each sentence below with the correct term from the list above. You will not use all the terms. same place at the same time. 1. An organism's 2. Vultures are The role a species plays in its community is called its 3. 4. The study of the way organisms interact with their environment is called mutualism (MYEW chuh lih zum) parasitism (PAYR uh sih tih zum) scavengers trophic level (TROH fihk) Content Mastery is the place where it lives out its life. because they eat animals that are already dead. 6. A producer, or chemical compounds to make its own food. is a group of organisms that mate with one another and live in the , uses the energy from the sun or energy stored in 7. The part of Earth that supports life is called the 8. A is a group of populations that interact with one another. 9. An organism that eats autotrophs is called a 10. The relationship between a flea and the dog it lives on is an example of
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