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Flashcards by Luz Padilla, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Luz Padilla
over 4 years ago
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Wolf-Predator (hunts prey for energy) |
| 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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