TCi - Ecosystems - Resources

Put in order from smallest to biggest

• organism

• species

• population

• ecosystem

Match the following

• Interaction between organisms for limited resources

• Competition

• Large geographical area with similar climate and vegetation

• Resources

• Number of individuals of a species in a given area

• Ecosystem

• the things organisms need to live

• Biome

• Community of living organisms interacting with each other and their environment

• Population

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Match the following

• eats mainly other animals

• Carnivore

• Eats Mainly plant mater

• Prey

• Eats plant and animal matter

• Omnivore

• Organism that hunts another

• Predator

• organism hunted by another organism

• Herbivore

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Carnivore

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(b) Omnivore

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(c) Herbivore

• Zebra

• Wolf

• Chickens

• Racoons

• Humans

• Lion

• Horses

• Bear

• Deer

• Buffalo

• Pigs

• Fox

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Reorder the following

• Ranchers hunting wolves to protect livestock

• No wolves in the Yellowstone Ecosystem

• Yellowstone ecosystem started declining due to overgrazing

• Began thinking about how to help the Yellowstone Ecosystem

• Reintroduced wolves into Yellowstone's Ecosystem

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Explain what happens to the Predator and Prey relationships as the populations goes up and down. Think about the zebra and Lion game we played.

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Match the following

• requirements for the solution

• Evidence

• Limiting factor

• Constraint

• Data to support or debunk the solution

• Criteria

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Match the following

Groups:

(a) Mutualism

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(b) Communalism

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(c) Parasitism

• one benefits the other is harmed

• tapeworms & humans

• both species benefit

• Whales & Barnicles

• one benefits the other is not harmed or helped

• Clownfish & Anenome

• Flea & Kitten

• Sea turtles & Cleaner Fish

• Sharks & Suckerfish

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Why is it important for scientists to look for patterns when looking at how populations interact?

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Match the following

• quick change

• Sudden Change

• predictable pattern, changing ecosystem

• Dynamic System

• changes that are caused by people

• Ecological Sucession

• system that experiences a constant chang

• Human Changes

• slow change over time

• Gradual Change

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