a group of organisms that share similar characteristics and can mate with each other to produce offspring

a group of different populations that live together and interact in an environment

the group of organisms of the same species living in the same area

Fred the Frog, Francine the Frog, Lyle the Lilly Pad, Frank the Fly, and Wally the Pond Water are all in a pond ecosystem.

Which would be an example of the community level of this ecosystem?

Fred the Frog, Francine the Frog, Lyle the Lilly Pad, Frank the Fly, and Wally the Pond Water are all in a pond ecosystem.

Which would be an example of the population level of this ecosystem?

Fred the Frog, Francine the Frog, Lyle the Lilly Pad, Frank the Fly, and Wally the Pond Water are all in a pond ecosystem.

Which would be an example of the organism level of this ecosystem?

What is biodiversity?

Biodiversity index is a measure of the biodiversity of an ecosystem. The higher the number the healthier the ecosystem is considered.

Which of these human activities is impacting global biodiversity?

What has a higher biodiversity: a rain forest or a desert?

The variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem.

Which ecosystem has the greatest biodiversity?

What does the root "bio" mean...

Which of the following is an example of a desert biome plant?

The weather in a tundra is...

How many seasons does a deciduous forest have?

are very, very dry. During the day, it can get above 100 degrees Fahrenheit (F), but at night the temperature can drop into the 40s & 50s( F): have very little rainfall.

are found near the equator. They have the largest variety of plant and animal life. They are very warm and very wet. Some of them can get as much as 400 inches of rain every year.

are found along the coasts in places like the northwestern United States. They can be very wet but are much cooler than tropical rain forests.

are forests where the seasons change. The leaves change color in the autumn and fall off in the winter. Summers are warm and winters are cold.

s located near the North Pole. A thin layer of soil covers something called permafrost, a layer of ground that is permanently frozen, so it never thaws. Most of the year the temperature is below freezing, and very little rain falls there. It is the coldest biome.

cover 70% of the Earth

are the largest biomes on Earth. They can be warm or cold. They are home to plants like seaweed and animals like fish, whales, turtles and sponges.

are rivers, lakes, streams and ponds. They are home to animals like fish, frogs and birds. Many plants grow in or near

Which biome consists of diverse deciduous trees, warm summers, cool winters, and can be found in the eastern US?

Which biome is warm year-round, receives LOTS of rain, and is rich in. biodiversity?

Which biome consists of grasses, shrubs, cold temperatures, and the permafrost?

Which biome consists of long bitter winters, cool summers, and diverse coniferous trees?

Which biome consists of lakes, rivers, and streams and only includes 3% of the Earth’s water?

Which biome consists of warm weather year-round, a dry season and a rainy season, and diverse trees, shrubs, and grasses?

Which biome consists of very low precipitation and can be hot or cold? 

This biome has hot summers, cold winters, diverse grasses, trees, and shrubs, and is common in central US.

What is an invasive species?

Invasive plants compete with native plants for --- [choose 3]

How do MOST invasive species get to new areas where they don't naturally belong?

How can we try to help fix the invasive species problem?

How do invasive species travel?

Pulling up invasive plant species by the roots

Arrancar especies de plantas invasoras de raíz

Using ladybugs to eat aphids off of garden plants

Usando mariquitas para comer pulgones de las plantas de jardín

Using herbicides to control invasive aquatic plants in Florida

Uso de herbicidas para controlar plantas acuáticas invasoras en Florida

A niche in an ecosystem is most similar to: