'Living factors' diaporamas de présentation

regentsprep

http://regentsprep.org. Chapter 31. Ecology. Ecology. The interactions between organisms and their interrelationships with the physical environment. Relationship between biotic and abiotic factors. Ecological Organization. Organism Population Community Ecosystem Biosphere. Organism.

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Eco-Trekkers

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Biology 1 st Semester Exam

Biology 1 st Semester Exam. Review Challange. Match the definition to the correct vocabulary term. A. organism B. biome C. homeostasis D. ecosystem E. species. large group of ecosystems that share the same climate and similar communities.

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Ecology

Ecology. Defined : Studying how life interacts within the biosphere is called Ecology All life interacts within the biosphere Area within the deepest ocean trenches to the highest mountains. What is Ecology?. How do you interact with your environment?.

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Unit 3 - Life on Earth

Unit 3 - Life on Earth. Biodiversity and Investigating Ecosystems. Biomes. Biome : are the various regions of our planet as distinguished by their similar climate , fauna and flora . Global distribution of biomes can be influenced by temperature and rainfall .

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Ecosystems

Ecosystems. Engage Class Activity. 8.11A. describe producer/consumer, predator/prey, and parasite/host relationships as they occur in food webs within marine, freshwater, and terrestrial ecosystems. Relationships in a marine ecosystem. Marine Ecosystem. scifair.ednet.ns.ca.

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What shapes an Ecosystem ?

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WARM-UP

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Intro to Ecology

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Classifying Organisms

Classifying Organisms. Classifying Life. There are many different living things on Earth. All things that are living are called organisms. Organisms come in different sizes, shape and forms and they all have different behaviors and food needs.

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Starter Activity: On a show me board describe this picture:

Starter Activity: On a show me board describe this picture:. Biodiversity. Learning Intention: Identify, describe and explain factors that can affect biodiversity and the distribution of living things. Success Criteria: Define the term biodiversity.

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Ecology

Ecology . Part 2: Biomes and Population Ecology. Biomes. Definition: A biome is a complex of terrestrial communities that cover a large area and is characterized by certain soil and climate conditions and particular assemblages of plants and animals.

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ECOSYSTEMS

ECOSYSTEMS. Key Concepts . How do biotic & abiotic factors influence an ecosystem? What interactions occur within communities? What is ecological succession?. Abiotic vs. biotic. The biological influences on organisms within an ecosystem are called biotic factors.

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Biomes

Biomes. A Review. What is a Biome?. Biomes are a geographical area of distinctive plant and animal groups adapted to the climate and geography of the region. There are over 30 Types of Biomes on Earth. Climate.

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Environmental Systems

Environmental Systems. Define the following terms in your journal. Abiotic factors - Biodiversity - Biome - Biotic factors - Ecosystem - Microhabitat - Niche - Succession - Sustainability -. Vocabulary Terms. Abiotic factors: Non-living factors in an ecosystem

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T-cap notes

T-cap notes. By. AJ McNeal. Life Science. What is a producer? A biotic(living thing) factor that can make it's own food. These organisms are green because of chlorophyll.

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Ocean habitat

Ocean habitat. Ocean Zones and Conditions: - Abiotic Factors: the non-living factors of the environment that an organism lives in. - biotic Factors: the living organisms of the environment.

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Ballast Water and Zebra Mussels

Ballast Water and Zebra Mussels. Intruder Alert Activity. Ballast Water. Taking in organisms from other ecosystems and transporting them to new ones Only the toughest survive the journey Incredibly hard to remove once they are introduced

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