Title: Unit 05 Ecology Jeopardy
1Intro toEcology
Energy Transfer
Biomes Populations
Conservation
Potpourri
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2The study of the interactions of organisms and
their environments is also known as this.
3What is ecology?
4In this picture the eagle is an example of this
type of factor, while the water is an example of
this other type of factor.
5What is a biotic factor and an abiotic factor,
respectively?
6The five levels of biological organization in
ecology in order from largest to smallest are
known as these.
7- What are
- Biosphere
- Ecosystem
- Community
- Population
- Organism?
8This type of symbiosis occurs when one organism
benefits and the other is neither harmed nor
benefitted.
9What is commensalism?
10Water is lost to the abiotic parts of the
biosphere from the biotic parts by the process
known as this.
11What is transpiration?
12This organism is the predator and this organism
is the prey.
13What is an owl is the predator and the vole is
the prey?
14This diagram is also called this.
15What is a food web?
16This organism is a producer.
17What is grass?
18The third order consumer in this picture is this
color.
19What is gray?
20The third trophic level in this picture is this
color.
21What is brown?
22A large group of ecosystems that share the same
type of climax community is also known as this
23What is a biome?
24This graph illustrates this type of growth.
25What is exponential?
26This biome is characterized by a lack of trees
and very cold temperatures throughout much of the
year.
27What is the tundra?
28This biome is known to have frequent fires.
29What is the chaparral?
30The study of human population size is known as
this.
31What is demography?
32When the last of a species dies the species is
said to be this.
33What is extinct?
34The largest threat to biodiversity is this.
35What is habitat loss?
36Pollution is also known as this.
37What is habitat degradation?
38Protected strips of land that allow migration of
species from one wilderness area to another are
known as this.
39What are habitat corridors?
40The average American produces this much solid
waste every day.
41What is 1.8 kilograms?
42Any biotic or abiotic factor that limits an
organisms ability to survive is known as this.
43What is a limiting factor?
44Species in this area will be replaced by this
type of succession.
45What is secondary?
46This aquatic ecosystem has no light.
47What are vent communities?
48The passage of a highway through a wilderness
area causes this.
49What is habitat fragmentation?
50DAILY DOUBLE
51The replacement of of one community by another as
environmental conditions change.
52What is succession?