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Do now: What do you already know about Ecology? Ecosystem, biotic and abiotic factors Producers, consumers, decomposers, autotrophs, heterotrophs ECOLOGY Objective: Understand the Main Concepts in Ecology Key Words: Ecology, Biotic, Abiotic Factors, Ecosystem

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Page 1: Do now: What do you already know about Ecology? Ecosystem, biotic and abiotic factors Producers, consumers, decomposers, autotrophs, heterotrophs ECOLOGY

• Do now: What do you already know about Ecology?• Ecosystem, biotic and abiotic factors• Producers, consumers, decomposers, autotrophs, heterotrophs

ECOLOGY

Objective: Understand the Main Concepts in EcologyKey Words: Ecology, Biotic, Abiotic Factors, Ecosystem

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What Is Ecology?The study of how living things interact with one another and with their environment

Objective: Understand the Main Concepts in EcologyKey Words: Ecology, Biotic, Abiotic Factors, Ecosystem

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Biotic Factors

Ecosystem

Abiotic Factors

Objective: Understand the Main Concepts in EcologyKey Words: Ecology, Biotic, Abiotic Factors, Ecosystem

Ecosystem: biotic factors + abiotic factors

Biotic and Abiotic factors

The Ecosystem is made of Biotic Factors and Abiotic Factors

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Ecosystem

Organisms(living things)

NonlivingthingsINTERACTION

Objective: Understand the Main Concepts in EcologyKey Words: Ecology, Biotic, Abiotic Factors, Ecosystem

Biotic and Abiotic factors

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Biotic and Abiotic factors

All living things Nonliving things

Example:

PlantsanimalsBacteria

Examples:

SoilWaterPhysical spaceEnergy

BioticFactor

AbioticFactor

INTERACTING

Objective: Understand the Main Concepts in EcologyKey Words: Ecology, Biotic, Abiotic Factors, Ecosystem

Ecosystem = Ecological System

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3. Classify as biotic and abiotic factors the items in the list below.

Soil, Deer, Rabbits, Bacteria, Temperature, Seeds, Sun, Fish, Worms, Water, Snake, Mountain lion, pH, Raccoon, Algae, Fungi, Grass, Grasshopper, Air

Biotic Factors Abiotic Factors

Objective: Understand the Main Concepts in EcologyKey Words: Ecology, Biotic, Abiotic Factors, Ecosystem

algaealgae

grasshopper

racoonbacteriadeer

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3. Classify as biotic and abiotic factors the items in the list below.

Soil, Deer, Rabbits, Bacteria, Temperature, Seeds, Sun, Fish, Worms, Water, Snake, Mountain lion, pH, Raccoon, Algae, Fungi, Grass, Grasshopper, Air

Biotic Factors Abiotic Factors

DeerRabbitsBacteriaSeedsFishWormsSnake

SoilTemperatureSunWaterpHAir

Objective: Understand the Main Concepts in EcologyKey Words: Ecology, Biotic, Abiotic Factors, Ecosystem

Mountain LionRaccoonAlgaeFungiGrassGrasshopper

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• Identify Biotic and Abiotic factors in the picture.

BIOTICFACTORS

ABIOTICFACTORS

Objective: Understand the Main Concepts in EcologyKey Words: Ecology, Biotic, Abiotic Factors, Ecosystem

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Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which statement illustrates a biotic resource interacting with an abiotic resource?

A) A plant absorbs sunlight, which is used for photosynthesis.

B) A rock moves during an earthquake.

C) A sea turtle transports a pilot fish to food.

D) A wind causes waves to form on a lake.

E) A lion feeding on a zebra

2. Organisms that are able to manufacture organic nutrients from substances in the abiotic environment are classified as

A) fungi B) plants C) predators D) animals

3. One biotic factor that affects consumers in an ocean ecosystem is

A) temperature variation B) salt content

C) pH of water D) number of autotrophs

4) Abiotic factors that characterize a forest ecosystem include

A) types of producers and decomposers B) temperature and amount of available water

C) light and biodiversity D) pH and number of heterotrophs

Objective: Understand the Main Concepts in EcologyKey Words: Ecology, Biotic, Abiotic Factors, Ecosystem

Multiple Choice Questions

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Objective: Understand the Main Concepts in EcologyKey Words: Ecology, Biotic, Abiotic Factors, Ecosystem

5) In an ocean, the growth and survival of seaweed, small fish, and sharks depends on abiotic factors such as

A) number of herbivores, carbon, and food

B) number of decomposers, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen

C) sunlight, pH, and type of seaweed

D) sunlight, temperature, and minerals

6) The table below contains information about glucose production in a species of plant that lives in the water of a salt marsh.

Which of the following terms describe temperature in the investigation shown?

A) abiotic factor and independent variable

B) abiotic factor and dependent variable

C) biotic factor and dependent variable

D) biotic factor and independent variable

Multiple Choice Questions