The specific place an organism lives is call...

Living parts of an ecosystem are called...

Non-living parts of an ecosystem are called

a group of organisms that are physically similar and can mate, produce offspring, and that offspring can reproduce.

all of the members of one species in a given area.

all the populations in an area

all the biotic factors and the abiotic factors in a given area

The relationships between organisms...

The type of symbiosis that benefits both species

The type of symbiosis that benefits one species but doesn't do anything to the other species.

A relationship between to species where one actively hunts the other

The type of symbiosis that benefits one species but harms the other

Choose the two types of species involved in predation

Choose the two types of species involved in parasitism

organisms that make their own food

organisms that consume other organisms for food

organisms that break down dead organisms for food

Consumes plants (producers) for energy

Consumes other consumers for energy

Consumes both consumers and producers for energy

Consumes dead consumers for energy

a specific characteristic or trait that helps a species survive better in its specific environment

The specific role a species has in an ecosystem

the process plants use to convert sunlight into energy