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List the Attribute of Life that states that in order for something to be living, it must consist of a system which represents the sum of all its chemical processes.
Metabolism
List the attribute of life that states that in order for something to be living, it must possess a system that will restore equilibrium if an environmental stimulus causes the body to undergo physiological changes
Response
List the attribute of life that states that in order for something to be living, it must use energy and contain information.
Organization
List the six attributes of life. (on the test, you will also need to give a description as to how they are relevant)
Cells, Reproduction, Organization, Metabolism, Growth, Response
The symbiotic relationship symbolized by (- / 0) is known as...
Amensalism
The symbiotic relationship symbolized by (+ / 0) is known as...
Commensalism
The symbiotic relationship symbolized by (+ / +) is known as...
Mutualism
The symbiotic relationship symbolized by (0 / 0) is known as...
Neutralism
When elephants are walking through the land, they end up stepping on and destroying many different small plants. The elephant is not affected by this. What type of symbiotic relationship would this be an example of?
Amensalism
True / False: A secondary consumer will most likely be a herbivore.
False.
Where an organism lives within an ecosystem is known as that organism's ________________ ; while HOW that organism lives in that place (and the role that it plays in the ecosystem) is known as the organism's ecological _____________.
Habitat ; niche
A group of the same species of any animal all living in the same area at the same type would represent which level of ecological organization?
Population
Many different species of reptiles, mammals, and plants in a certain area would represent which level of ecological organization?
Community
Abiotic and biotic factors interacting within a specific area is known as what level of ecological organization?
Ecosystem
List in order from smallest to largest the six levels of ecological organization.
Organism, Population, Community, Ecosystem, Biome, Biosphere
List the six factors that affect climate
Latitude, Precipitation, Temperature, Bodies of Water, Seasons, and Elevation
