What is an Abiotic factor?
The Study of living things (organisms)
Chemical reactions where smaller molecules are joined together to form larger molecules
A non- living factor
Part(s) of earth that supports life
What is a Carnivore?
An animal that eats both animals and plant
An animal that feeds on animals only
Basic structural unit of a living organism (that possesses its characteristics)
Chemical reactions where larger molecules are broken down to smaller molecules
What is Data?
Measurements or observations or information gathered from an experiment
Standard for comparison
The ability of organisms to exist from one generation to the next
An active physical confrontation between 2 organisms in which only one wins the resource
What is Anabolism?
The wise management of the environment or organisms
The decaying of a dead organism
What is Egestion?
Removal of the waste products of metabolisms
Factors relating to the soil [which affects the distribution of organisms in a ecosystem]
Removal of unabsorbed material from the body
The conversion of nitrates into atmospheric nitrogen
What is Biology?
Study of the interaction between organisms themselves and their environment.
[Technique in which] neither the tester nor the person being tested knows which is the real pill and which is the placebo
What is a Quantitative survey?
A survey which indicates if a species is present or not
A survey which records or estimates the numbers of a species (in a particular ecosystem)
The amount of organisms at each trophic level.
A confrontation which results in each organism getting some of the resource.
What is nutrition?
The obtaining or making of food by living organisms
The conversion of nitrogen into nitrates.
The process of converting ammonia into nitrites and/or nitrites to nitrates
The functional role of an organism (in an ecosystem)
What is a Hypothesis?
Grazing Food Chain Feeding relationship between organisms in which energy is transferred.
A proven theory.
Educated guess based on observation.
The harmful addition to the environment (by humans)
What is the Biosphere?
Organisms and their (interactions with) environment.
Part(s) of earth that supports life.
(Place) where a species (or an organism) lives
The functional role of an organism (in an ecosystem).
What is a Biotic Factor?
Factors relating to the soil [which affects the distribution of organisms in a (terrestrial) ecosystem].
Living (organism’s influence on another organism).
The numbers of a particular species [in a particular ecosystem].
What is Catabolism?
Chemical reactions where smaller molecules are joined together to form larger molecules.
Removal of the waste products of metabolisms.
Chemical reactions where larger molecules are broken down to smaller molecules.
The act of killing and eating another animal ( or organism) for food.
What is a Cell?
An animal (or organism ) which kills and eats an animal (or organism or prey).
Basic structural unit of a living organism (that possesses its characteristics).
Common features that separate living things from non-living things (organisation, nutrition, excretion, response & reproduction)
What is a Climatic Factor?
Factors relating to long term weather conditions [which affects the distribution of organisms in an ecosystem].
What is Competition?
The ability of organisms to exist from one generation to the next.
An active physical confrontation between 2 organisms in which only one wins the resource.
The wise management of the environment or organisms.
When 2 or more organisms fight for a resource that is in short supply.
What is Conservation?
The obtaining or making of food by living organisms.
Make a duplicate(s) of an experiment or procedure.
The harmful addition to the environment (by humans).
What is contest competition?
What is the continuity of life?
(Place) where a species (or an organism) lives.
Interconnected food chains.
What is a control?
Standard for comparison.
A proven hypothesis.
What is decomposition?
The decaying of a dead organism.
The process of converting ammonia into nitrites and/or nitrites to nitrates.
What is denitrification?
[Technique in which] neither the tester nor the person being tested knows which is the real pill and which is the placebo.
What is Double-blind testing?
Control used in drug testing.
The reacting of an organism to stimuli.
An organism which makes its own food.
What is Ecology?
Relationship between (different) species in which at least one benefits.
What is an Ecosystem?
The position of an organism in a food chain.
An organism which lives in or on another causing it harm.
What is an Edaphic Factor?
A non- living factor.
What is Excretion?
Removal of unabsorbed material from the body.
The creating of new individuals of its own kind by an organism (by either sexual or asexual means).
What is a Food Web?
An organism which feeds on the primary consumer.
Feeding relationship between organisms in which energy is transferred.
Interconnected food chains or more than one species at each trophic level.
What is a Grazing Food Chain?
An organism which feeds on the primary producer.
The animal hunted and killed by its predator
What is a Habitat?
An organism which feeds on the secondary consumer.
What is a Herbivore?
An animal that eats both animals and plants.
An animal that feeds on animals only.
An animal that feeds on plants only.
How do you define Life?
Common features that separate living things from non-living things (organisation, nutrition, excretion, response & reproduction).
The Study of living things (organisms).
What is Metabolism?
All the chemical reactions taking place in living organisms.
How do you define Niche?
The conversion of nitrogen into nitrates
The animal hunted and killed by its predator.
What is Nitrification?
The numbers of a particular species [in a particular ecosystem]
What is Nitrogen fixing?
The obtaining or making of food by living
What is an Omnivore?
What is Parasitism?
What is a Placebo?
Control used in drug testing
What is Pollution?
An organism which makes its own food
What is Predation?
What is a Predator?
How do you describe prey?
An animal (or organism ) which kills and eats an animal (or organism or prey)
What is a Primary Consumer?
A proven theory
What is a Principle or Law?
What is a producer?
The amount of organisms at each trophic.
What is a Pyramid of Numbers?
A survey which records or estimates the numbers of a species (in a particular ecosystem).
What is a Qualitative Survey?
A survey which indicates if a species is present or not.
What is a replicate?
The reacting of an organism to stimuli
Make a duplicate(s) of an experiment or procedure
What is reproduction?
What is a response?
What is scramble competition?
What is a Secondary Consumer?
What is symbiosis?
What is a Tertiary Consumer?
Relationship between (different) species in which at least one benefits
What is a theory?
What is a trophic level?
Interconnected food chains or more than one species at each trophic level