Competition in ecosystems

Source from which organisms benefit

• Resource

• Population

• Ecosystem

• Competition

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Two or more members of the same species living in the same habitat

• Ecosystem

• Organism

• Competition

• Population

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The specific environment in which an organism lives

• Ecosystem

• Population

• Competition

• Resources

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An interaction between organisms that rely on the same resources

• population

• competition

• ecosystem

• organism

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Resources that control the size a population can reach are known as

• Limiting factors

• Biotic Factors

• Abiotic factors

• Necessary factors

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A nonliving factor is also called

• an abiotic factor

• a biotic factor

• an adaptation

• a limiting factor

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A biotic factor means that it is

• living

• nonliving

• limiting factor

• adaptation

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Mountain lions and coyotes _____________ for food resources since they eat the same type of food

• compete

• cooperate

• work together

• have a Fortnite dance-off

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When resources decrease, _____________ increases

• habitats

• competition

• ecosystem

• cooperation

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Which would not increase competition in an ecosystem?

• population of an organism increases

• invasive species that uses the same resources move in

• a disease kills many organisms in an ecosystem

• Human activity reduces the size of an ecosystem

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