A(n) _____________ is all the living and nonliving things in a particular area that interact with one another.
Population
Community
Ecosystem
Biome
Identify the level of organization.
Organism
Population
Ecosystem
Community
The populations of living things within an area that interact with one another is called_________. Zebra, elephants, and giraffes, and trees would be an example.
Community
Oragnism
Ecosystem
Population
Sunlight
Abiotic
Wind
Biotic
Abiotic
What is it called when you have groups of different populations along with their abiotic factors?
Organism
Ecosystem
Population
Community
Trees
Biotic
Sunlight
Abiotic
Biotic
Snake
Biotic
Which of the following correctly shows the organization in an ecosystem, from the smallest to the largest level?
Population, Community, Ecosystem, Organism
Ecosystem, Community, Population, Organism
Community, Ecosystem, Organism, Population
Organism, Population, Community, Ecosystem
Which statement is true?
An organism is part of a community
An ecosystem is made up of only organisms
A community is part of a population
Identify the level of organization.
Population
Organism
Community
Ecosystem
Flowers
Biotic
Rocks
Abiotic
Which of the following is an example of a population?
gray wolves in a forest
cats and dogs in your neighborhood
the rocks in a rock collection
bushes and grass in a park
Moose
Biotic
Rain
Abiotic
Clouds
Abiotic
Frog
Biotic
Temperature
Abiotic
Biotic
Lake
Abiotic
What is a population?
all members of a species that live in an ecosystem
a family of animals that live in the same group
the biotic and abiotic parts of an ecosystem
all of the groups in an ecosystem
Mushroom
Biotic
Water
Abiotic
Air
Abiotic
All the different populations living and interacting together in an area is called a ______?
Organism
Community
Population
Ecosystem
1. Which of the following lists include only biotic parts of an ecosystem?
Rain, Grass, Seeds, Mice
Log, Dead Grass, Fungi, Bird
Sand, Air, Water, Sunlight
Bacteria, Soil, Minerals, Worms
Soil
Abiotic