Levels of ecological organization in an ecosystem

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The study of the interactions or organisms with one another and their environment.

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ecology

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Which of the following correctly describes a tertiary consumer?

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A carnivore that at the topmost level in the food chain or food web that feeds on other carnivores.

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A grassland experiences a drought. What is most likely to occur?

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Populations that make up the grassland ecosystem will move away or die.

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Temperature, soil, water are examples of

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abiotic factors

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A transfer of energy from producers to consumers is called

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food chain

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A role or job an organism has within an ecosystem

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niche

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Organisms living together with another organism in close association

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symbiosis

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A large region with a similar climate and specific plant and animal communities based on that climate

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biome

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Which of the following is not a water biome? estuary, freshwater, marine, tundra

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tundra

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Example of the population level of organization in a coral reef ecosystem.

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a group of anemones