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WorksheetsBiodiversity Vocabulary
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The different organisms living in an
ecosystem.
Biodiversity
Keystone Species
Decomposer
Pollutant
A species that is necessary to maintain
ecosystem health. Without this species,
the ecosystem would change
drastically.
Biodiversity
Keystone Species
Decomposer
Pollutant
A species that is responsible for
breaking down dead organisms in an
ecosystem.
Biodiversity
Keystone Species
Decomposer
Pollutant
A substance that pollutes something in
the ecosystem (e.g., air, water, soil).
Biodiversity
Keystone Species
Decomposer
Pollutant
A Community of interacting organisms
and their environment. It includes both
living and nonliving things.
Ecosystem
Tide Pool
Species
Bioindicator
When there are no individuals left of a
species.
Extinct
Tide Pool
Species
Bioindicator
An organism that can be used to
determine ecosystem health. These
organisms can serve as a warning
signal that something in the ecosystem
is changing.
Ecosystem
Tide Pool
Species
Bioindicator
A scientist who studies a humans’
impact on ecosystems and helps
develop solutions to ecosystem problems.
Conservation Biologist
Tide Pool
Ecosystem
Bioindicator
A group of organisms that have similar
individuals and are able to exchange
genes through breeding to produce
offspring that are able to reproduce.
Ecosystem
Tide Pool
Species
Bioindicator
Shallow pools of seawater that exist as
separate bodies of water, usually only
during low tide.
Ecosystem
Tide Pool
Species
Bioindicator
