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A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP THAT BENEFITS ONE ORGANISM AND THE OTHER IS HARMED. SAY IT AND SPELL IT CORRECTLY ON THE FRONT BOARD.
PARASITISM
A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP THAT BENEFITS ONE ORGANISM AND THE OTHER IS NOT HARMED. SAY IT AND SPELL IT ON THE FRONT BOARD.
COMMENSALISM
A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP THAT BENEFITS BOTH ORGANISMS INVOLVED. NOT ONLY SAY IT BUT SPELL IT ON THE BOARD CORRECTLY!
MUTUALISM
A WRASSE FISH GETS A FREE DINNER BY EATING THE BLOOD-SUCKING BUGS THAT ARE ON THE BASS FISH'S BODY. WHAT KIND OF RELATIONSHIP IS THIS?
MUTUALISM
GRASS AND TREES ARE CONSIDERED WHAT KIND OF FACTOR IN AN ECOSYSTEM?
BIOTIC
WATER AND SOIL IS CONSIDERED WHAT KIND OF FACTOR IN AN ECOSYSTEM?
ABIOTIC
WHAT ARE ALL THE LIVING THINGS IN AN ECOSYSTEM CALLED?
BIOTIC FACTORS
WHAT ARE ALL THE NON-LIVING THINGS IN AN ECOSYSTEM CALLED?
ABIOTIC FACTORS
A BISON WALKS THROUGH THE GRASS MAKING BUGS FLY UP IN THE AIR. THE COWBIRD FOLLOWS THE BISON AND EATS THE BUGS. WHAT IS THIS RELATIONSHIP?
COMMENSALISM
WHAT WAS BROUGHT IN TO CONTROL THE GROWTH OF THE PLANTS IN THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUS VIDEO
BUNNIES
WHEN ARNOLD ACCIDENTALLY LEFT MS. FRIZZLE'S PLANT IN THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS, IT BECAME INVASIVE AND ____________ ____________.
TOOK OVER
A _____________IS A COMMUNITY OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS ALL WITH A ROLE TO PLAY.
ECOSYSTEM
a species that is: 1) non-native (or alien) to the ecosystem under consideration and. 2) whose introduction causes or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health.
INVASIVE SPECIES
SMALL MITES LIVE ON YOUR SKIN , EATING DEAD SKIN CELLS. WHAT KIND OF RELATIONSHIP?
MUTUALISM
CLOWNFISH LIVING IN A SEA ANEMONE GETTING FOOD FROM ANEMONE AND KEEPING SEA ANEMONE CLEAN. WHAT KIND OF RELATIONSHIP IS THIS
MUTUALISM
AN ORGANISM THAT HAS TO HUNT OR EAT THEIR FOOD. THEY CANNOT MAKE THEIR OWN FOOD THROUGH PHOTOSYNTHESIS
CONSUMER
An organism that another organism lives on that is harmed but not always killed
HOST
2 species living together and at least one of them benefit
SYMBIOSIS
Organism that lives off another organism and benefits
PARASITE
Organism that hunts and kills another organism for food
PREDATOR
Organism that is hunted and killed for food and nutrients
PREY
WHAT IS THE LIVING THING THAT A PARASITE LIVES ON CALLED?
HOST
OSTRICHES AND GAZELLE EAT NEXT TO EACH OTHER. THEY BOTH WATCH OUT FOR DANGER. WHAT KIND OF SYMBIOSIS IS THIS?
MUTUALISM
HERMIT CRABS LIVE IN SNAIL SHELLS THAT THE SNAIL HAS LEFT BEHIND. THE CRAB GETS A HOME AND THE SNAIL IS UNAFFECTED. WHAT KIND OF SYMBIOSIS IS THIS?
COMMENSALISM
A FLEA HOOKS ONTO A MOUSE AND DRINKS THE MOUSE'S BLOOD. WHAT KIND OF SYMBIOSIS IS THIS
PARASITISM


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