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Organisms and their environment

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  • A _______ is an organism that gets its energy from dead or waste organic.
    decomposer
  • Identify the nutrient cycle represented on the picture and name at least 4 of its processes.
    Carbon cycle. Processes:Photosynthesis, Decay, Respiration, Fossilisation, Combustion.
  • A _____ __ ______ has levels which represent the dry weight of species in a food chain.
    pyramid of biomass
  • How is the relation between the BIRTH RATE and DEATH RATE when a population increases in size?
    Birth rate > death rate
  • Name the 2 processes that ADD nitrates to the soil
    1. Nitrifying bacteria 2. Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
  • In a 1._____ _ ______, we represent the energy at each trophic level. The producers at the bottom, have the _____ amount of enery.
    1. pyramid of energy / 2. greatest, largest
  • Define the term ECOSYSTEM
    A biological system that contains a COMMUNITY of organisms together with non-living parts of the envirnment, interacting together.
  • Name the 3 processes that REMOVE nitrates from the soil.
    1. Uptake by plants, 2. Leaching, 3. Denitrifying bacteria
  • Which factors limit the population growth?
    Predation, competition for resources, famine, wars,diseases ...
  • Which conditions favour the population growth?
    Food supply, resources, health, education...
  • Identify the cycle of the picture and name its 4 main processes.
    Water cycle. Processes: Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, Transpiration.
  • A food chain shows the transfer of 1._______ from one organism to the next, beginning with a 2._________, which obtains its energy from the 3. __________.
    1. energy / 2.producer / 3. sun
  • Define the term COMMUNITY
    A group of different populations of different species in an ecosystem / Populations of different species
  • A _____ __ ______ has levels which represent the number of each species in a food chain.
    pyramid of numbers
  • Define the term POPULATION
    A group of organisms of one species, living and interacting in the same area at the same time.