'Living parts' diaporamas de présentation

Ecology

Ecology. Day 1. What is ecology?. The study of the interactions between organisms and the living and non-living parts of their environment. The sum of all the organisms living within its boundaries(biotic factors) and all the abiotic factors with which they interact .

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Chapter 3 How Living Things Interact

Chapter 3 How Living Things Interact. Outline. Everything is Connected Components of an Ecosystem Producers, Consumers & Decomposers Energy Flow in Ecosystems Relationships Within Ecosystems Ecosystems & Change. Read Introduction, pg 82. DDTs effects on Peregrine Falcons

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Ecology

Ecology. Warmup 3/28 Do not write #1. 1. If there were 2 giraffes, TT & Tt, and giraffes with long necks were more suited to the environment, both giraffes would have an equal chance of surviving. Why ? 2. What are the 3 types of reproductive isolation?

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Chapter: Ecology

Table of Contents. Chapter: Ecology. Section 1: What is an ecosystem?. Section 2: Relationships Among Living Things. Section 3: Energy Through the Ecosystem. What is an ecosystem?.

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3 rd Quarter Review

3 rd Quarter Review. 1. What is biodiversity? (page 150). Sum total of the genetically based variety of species in the biosphere The more variation=more biodiversity. 2.What is ecosystem diversity? (page 150). The variety of habitats, communities and ecological processes in the living world.

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Organisms and Where They Live

Chapter 1 Lesson 4. Organisms and Where They Live. Students will: Explore how all the living and nonliving parts of an environment interact. Describe how the living organisms interact with each other and with non-living parts of an environment. Objectives. Ecology:

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Ecology

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Ecosystem notes

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Chapter 1 Vocabulary Review

Chapter 1 Vocabulary Review. The behavioral and physical characteristics of a species that allow them to live successfully in their environment. Adaptation. An interaction in which one organism kills and eats another organism. Predation.

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The Cell

The Cell. I. Definition :. The smallest (basic) unit of life. It carries out: A. metabolism B. Growth C. Repair D. reproduction. II. Cell Theory :. Matthias Scleiden and Theodore Schwann A. The Cell : 1. Is the basic unit of life. 2. Is the basic unit of function.

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What is Ecology?

What is Ecology?. Ecology: the study of interactions between organisms and their environments. The study of Ecology requires knowledge from many different fields of science. Biosphere. The portion of Earth that supports life Extends from the atmosphere to the depths of the ocean.

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Principles of Ecology

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What Does an Organism Get from Its Environment?

What Does an Organism Get from Its Environment?. An organism gets food, water, shelter, and other things it needs to live, grow, and reproduce from its environment. An environment that provides the things an organism needs to live, grow, and reproduce is called its habitat.

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What Are Ecosystems?

What Are Ecosystems?. Objectives : Compare different climates. Describe how organisms interact in ecosystems. Explain how climate affects ecosystem diversity. Main Idea and Details: Look for details about ecosystems. Vocabulary. Ecosystem Population Community Habitat Niche Diversity.

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Coastal Community Vocabulary

Coastal Community Vocabulary . 1. abiotic. A= without Bio= life Nonliving parts in an environment Ex: rocks, water, air, salt. 2. biotic. Bio= life Living parts in an environment Ex: plants, animals, bacteria. 3. detritus. any disintegrated material; debris.

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Warm Up What non living things do you depend on for survival?

Warm Up What non living things do you depend on for survival? What living things do you depend on for survival? Look at the picture here on the overhead What organisms are living? What organisms are not living? Create a long list!.

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Population Dynamics Introduction

Population Dynamics Introduction. What do terms like biosphere, ecosystem, population, and ecology make you think of? Work with 3-4 partners and quickly sketch a concept map. SBI4U RHSA. http://teachers.saschina.org/dbister/files/2010/11/Biology_Biosphere1.jpg. Ecology and the Environment.

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Introducing

Introducing. Eco. logy. Ecology. the study of the relationships between biotic and abiotic factors in environments. eco (G) root home, abode. log, -o, y (G) suffix study of. eco climate. eco system. eco tourism. epidemi ology. climat ology. zo ology. Ecosystem.

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The Organization of Life

The Organization of Life. Section #1: Ecosystems: Everything is Connected. What is an ECOSYSTEM?. all of the organisms living in an area together with their physical environment Examples: and oak forest a coral reef a median strip between the interstate a park.

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The Biosphere

The Biosphere. Chapter 25.1. Ecosystems. Large ecosystems. Wetland ocean desert. Small ecosystems. puddle piece of a rotting log. biotic factors. The living parts of an ecosystem are called biotic factors. Animals are examples of biotic factors. abiotic factors.

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