CBA 1.2 Review Topics

Pregunta	Respuesta
Image: 5315 (binary/octet-stream)	Wolf-Predator (hunts prey for energy)
Image: Unnamed (binary/octet-stream)	Rabbit-Prey (is the energy for the predator)
Symbiosis	Mutually beneficial relationship between two organisms.
Commensalism	Two organisms, #1 benefits from #2, while #2 is unaffected.
Mutualism	Similar to symbiosis, two organism benefit off one another.
Parasitism	Two organisms, #1 invades #2, and #2 does not benefit and gets hurt
Predetation	The act of an organism consuming another in a predator-prey relationship.
Competition	Two organisms competing with each other for the same resource.
Plant Structure	Plants have a flower, fruit, stem, leafs, and roots.
Cuticle	The "skin" of a leaf cross section
Epidermis	It is what is under the cuticle
Palisade Mesophyll	The structure under the epidermis
Spongy Mesophyll	The support under the palisade mesophyll
Lower Epidermis	Same thing as the first epidermis, just second to the last thing at the bottom of a leaf cross section
Stoma	The very bottom of a leaf cross section
Validity	Biological validity refers to scientifically accurate information that is used in an unbiased way to convey a biological idea. Accurate + Unbiased = Valid.
Salinity	Salinity (/səˈlɪnɪti/) is the saltiness or amount of salt dissolved in a body of water, called saline water (see also soil salinity). This is usually measured in.
Food Webs	Producer to Primary consumer to Carnivore/Herbivore/Omnivore to Secondary Consumer to tertiary consumer to decomposers
Succession	Primary- Pure/bare rock Secondary- Soil
Biomes	A large and natural community occupying a major habitat. Ex. Arctic, Tundra, Forest.
Adaptations	An adaptation is any characteristic of an organism that makes it better able to survive in its environment. Adaptations are inherited. For example, a hawk's strong feet and sharp claws are adaptations that enable a hawk to hunt and capture mice.

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