autotrophheterotroph. food web energy flow energy pyramids:
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Autotroph Heterotroph
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Food Web
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Energy Flow
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Energy Pyramids:
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Habitats, Niches, and Community
Interactions4.2: Pg. 90-93
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Biotic and Abiotic Factors
• Ecosystems are influenced by a combination of biological and physical factors
• Biotic Factors: the biological influences on organisms
• Abiotic Factors: Physical, or nonliving, factors– i.e. temp, precipitation, humidity, wind,
nutrient availability, soil, sunlight, etc.
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Habitats and Niches
• Habitat: the area where an organism lives. Includes both the biotic & abiotic factors
• Niche: the full range of physical & biological conditions in which an organism lives & the way in which the organism uses those conditions
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Niche includes…
• Place in the food web• Range of temp. organism needs to
survive• Type of food organism eats• How it obtains food• Who uses the organism for food• Physical conditions required to survive• When & how organism reproduces
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Competitive Exclusion Principle
• No two species can share a niche in the same habitat!!...example is the Warblers…
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Warbler Niches Each of these warbler species has a different niche in its spruce tree habitat. By feeding
in different areas of the tree, the birds avoid competing with one another for food.
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Community Interactions
• Community interactions, such as competition, predation, and various forms of symbiosis can powerfully affect an ecosystem.
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Competition
• Competition: occurs when organisms of the same or different species attempt to use a resource at the same place and time.
Trees in competition for light
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Predation• Predation: one organism captures
and feeds on another
Lynx and Hare
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Symbiosis• Symbiosis: Any relationship in which
two species live closely together– Mutualism: both species benefit
Hummingbird and Flower
Clownfish and sea anemone
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– Commensalism: one species benefits, other neither harmed nor helped
Barnacles on a whale
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– Parasitism: one organism lives in or in another & harms it
A flea or tick feeds on the blood of its host and may also carry disease-causing microorganisms Mistletoe in a
tree
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Characteristics of Populations
5.1 pg. 119-122
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Characteristics of Populations are:
1. Geographic distribution (area inhabited by population)
2. Density
3. Growth rate
4. Age structure
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Factors that affect population size are:
1. Number of births
2. Number of deaths
3. Number of individuals that enter or leave population
• Immigration – move in • Emigration – move out
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• If a population has abundant space and food and is protected from predators & disease, then organisms will multiply and the population will increase.
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Exponential growth occurs when the individuals of a population reproduce at a constant rate.
J-shaped Curve – Exponential growth
Occurs under ideal conditions with unlimited resources
(Has not reached its carrying capacity)
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S-shaped curve – Logistic Growth
Carrying capacity – largest number of individuals that a given environment can support
Populations are limited by space, food, etc.