All of the populations of different species

A group of organisms of the same species.

All of the ecosystems that are found on Earth

A group of people living in the same general area

An eco-friendly sphere

Earth

Mars

The community and all the abiotic factors such as the environment

How the organisms in a population are spread out

The number of organisms in an entire population

The change in population over a certain period of time

The number of organisms in a given area

Diversity

Species

Climate

Food webs

A previously uninhabited environment is colonized by organisms for the first time.

An environment that was previously inhabited is disrupted by a disaster, and then recolonized.

Land is colonized by people

Pirates arrive at an island that has never been lived on before

Organisms that gain energy from consuming other organisms

Organisms that are on the top of the food chain

Organisms which can create their own energy

Organisms that eat plants

Any non-living component that shapes its environment

Trees

Any living organism that shapes its environment

Organisms

A hole in the wall

All of the abiotic and biotic factors in an ecosystem

A hole in the ground

The ecological role of a species and all the biotic and abiotic factors that affect it

The sunlight that will blind you if you look at its source (please don't look at the sun)

The soil which you could stand on if you go outside

The turtle by the lake that doesn't really do much

The air which you breathe (it's made of many gases)

When two or more species compete for the same resources

A commensalistic relationship between two species

When two species compete to see who is the fastest

A mutualistic relationship between two species

Intraspecific is between different species, interspecific is between the same species

Interspecific is for autotrophs, intraspecific is for heterotrophs

Interspecific is between different species, intraspecific is between the same species

Intraspecific is for biotic factors, interspecific is for abiotic factors

Predators will always exclude prey from any competitions

No two species can occupy the same niche in the same habitat at the same time

Two species can occupy the same niche in the same habitat at the same time

Geese will destroy anything and everything in their path

A system of interlocking and interdependent food chains

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A triangular model that shows the loss of energy from one trophic level to another

A simple series of events in which one organism eats another and obtains energy.

A simple series of events in which one organism eats another and obtains energy.

A triangular model that shows the loss of energy from one trophic level to another

A system of interlocking and interdependent food chains

A spiderweb full of flies

A pyramid that you climb to reach the sandwich at the top

A system of interlocking and interdependent food chains

A triangular model that shows the loss of energy from one trophic level to another

A simple series of events in which one organism eats another and obtains energy.

Physical features of an organism that help it survive.

Processes inside an organism's body that increases its chance of survival.

A change in the mood of an organism

The way an organism acts or behaves to stay alive.

The way an organism acts or behaves to stay alive.

Processes inside an organism's body that increases its chance of survival.

The mental processes of an organism that allows it to take care of its mental heatlh

Physical features of an organism that help it survive.

The way an organism acts or behaves to stay alive.

Physical features of an organism that help it survive.

A structure that organisms create for shelter.

Processes inside an organism's body that increases its chance of survival.

When two organisms provide benefits to each other.

When one organism benefits from another, while the other is harmed or suffers a consequence.

When one organism benefits from another, while the other is unaffected.

When two organisms are emotionally manipulating each other

When one organism benefits from another, while the other is harmed or suffers a consequence

When two organisms provide benefits to each other.

When two organisms share something in common

When one organism benefits from another, while the other is unaffected

The long-term interactions between two organisms

When one organism benefits from another, while the other is harmed or suffers a consequence

When two organisms provide benefits to each other.

When one organism benefits from another, while the other is unaffected

When an organism’s surrounding environment is able to maintain a state of equilibrium

When an organism’s surrounding environment changes based on the organism internal environment

When an organism's internal environment is able to maintain a state of equilibrium

When an organism’s internal environment changes based on the surrounding environment

Carbon dioxide is absorbed by oceans

Carbon dioxide is used by plants and trees to make through the process of photosynthesis

Carbon dioxide is eaten by the clouds

Organisms release carbon dioxide through cellular respiration

When groundwater collects in rivers, lakes, and oceans

When water vapor sticks together in the atmosphere and forms clouds.

When water vapor rises into the atmosphere

When water vapor falls to the ground

Parasitism

Mutualism

Commensalism

Romantic

Yes

No

Eh

Maybe yes, maybe no