Science - Ecosystems/ Adaptations 4th

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Characteristic aiding animal survival in habitat

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adaptation

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Adaptation of hummingbirds for food:

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beaks

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Living and non-living parts of the environment in an area.

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Ecosystem

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Producers are important because they

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use energy from the sun to make food and are the base of energy pyramids.

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Role of decomposers

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Break down dead organisms, returning nutrients to the ecosystem.

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Consumers are organisms that obtain energy by eating others.

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Organisms that get their energy from eating other organisms.

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A body part or behavior aiding survival

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adaption

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Invasive species:

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A non-native species added to an area.

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Invasive species alter ecosystems by increasing in number quickly, leading to less food for native species.

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increasing, less

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Invasive species grow rapidly without predators, causing native populations to decline or go extinct.

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True