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8. What Is the plcture below illustrating? plart Easier bluebird red-aled huwk 9. Interconnected food chains in an ecosystem is called a food web Decomposer 10. work at all levels of the ecosystem by breaking down dead organisms and recycling the nutrients. 11. Give examples of abiotic and biotic factors. a. Ablotic: b. Biotic:

8. What Is the plcture below illustrating? plart Easier bluebird red-aled huwk 9. Interconnected food chains in an ecosystem is called a food web Decomposer 10. work at all levels of the ecosystem by breaking down dead organisms and recycling the nutrients. 11. Give examples of abiotic and biotic factors. a. Ablotic: b. Biotic:

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8. What Is the plcture below illustrating? Easier bluebird red-led huwk 9. Interconnected food chains in an ecosystem is called a food web Decomposer 10. work at all levels of the ecosystem by breaking down dead organisms and recycling the nutrients. 11. Give examples of abiotic and biotic factors. a. Abiotic: b. Biotic: 12. There are different types of symblotic relationships between different species. Match the type with it's description: Mutualism a. One organism benefits the other is harmed. Commensalism b. Both organism benefit. Parasitism C. One organism benefits the other is unaffected. 13. A way we can measure the health of an ecosystem is to look at the change in number of species that occupies an ecosystem, over time. or different 14. in the new location. species are brought from other areas and they reproduce rapidly due to no natural predators 15. Species are essential to an ecosystem. If this species is removed, the ecosystem would change dramatically or cease to exist. The normal, gradual changes that occur in the types of species that live in an area is called 17. Photosynthesis and cellular respiration recycle materials and play a big role in both the and the cycle cycle,
Transcribed Image Text:8. What Is the plcture below illustrating? Easier bluebird red-led huwk 9. Interconnected food chains in an ecosystem is called a food web Decomposer 10. work at all levels of the ecosystem by breaking down dead organisms and recycling the nutrients. 11. Give examples of abiotic and biotic factors. a. Abiotic: b. Biotic: 12. There are different types of symblotic relationships between different species. Match the type with it's description: Mutualism a. One organism benefits the other is harmed. Commensalism b. Both organism benefit. Parasitism C. One organism benefits the other is unaffected. 13. A way we can measure the health of an ecosystem is to look at the change in number of species that occupies an ecosystem, over time. or different 14. in the new location. species are brought from other areas and they reproduce rapidly due to no natural predators 15. Species are essential to an ecosystem. If this species is removed, the ecosystem would change dramatically or cease to exist. The normal, gradual changes that occur in the types of species that live in an area is called 17. Photosynthesis and cellular respiration recycle materials and play a big role in both the and the cycle cycle,
12. There are different types of symbiotic relationships between different specles. Match the type with It's description: b. Mutualism a. One organism benefits the other Is harmed. Commensallsm b. Both organism benefit. Parasitism c. One organism benefits the other is unaffected. or different 13. A way we can measure the health of an ecosystem is to look at the change in number of species that occuples an ecosystem, over time. 14. species are brought from other areas and they reproduce rapidly due to no natural predators in the new location. 15. specles are essentlal to an ecosystem. If this species is removed, the ecosystem would change dramatically or cease to exist. The normal, gradual changes that occur in the types of species that live in an area is called 17. Photosynthesis and cellular respiration recycle materials and play a big role In both the cycle and the cycle. 18. In order for the nitrogen gas in the atmosphere to be used for organism, bacteria in the soil need to undergo nitrogen bacteria can take useable nitrogen and convert it into nitrogen gas for the atmosphere by the processof which allows plants to use the nitrogen and animals eat plants to get nitrogen. Other 19. Coal, oll, and uranlum are all examples of Choose one: nonrenew-resources. 20. Sun, wind and biomass are examples are Choose one: renewable resources. 21. Global warming is thought to occur because of increases in the atmosphere. gases such as carbon dioxide in
Transcribed Image Text:12. There are different types of symbiotic relationships between different specles. Match the type with It's description: b. Mutualism a. One organism benefits the other Is harmed. Commensallsm b. Both organism benefit. Parasitism c. One organism benefits the other is unaffected. or different 13. A way we can measure the health of an ecosystem is to look at the change in number of species that occuples an ecosystem, over time. 14. species are brought from other areas and they reproduce rapidly due to no natural predators in the new location. 15. specles are essentlal to an ecosystem. If this species is removed, the ecosystem would change dramatically or cease to exist. The normal, gradual changes that occur in the types of species that live in an area is called 17. Photosynthesis and cellular respiration recycle materials and play a big role In both the cycle and the cycle. 18. In order for the nitrogen gas in the atmosphere to be used for organism, bacteria in the soil need to undergo nitrogen bacteria can take useable nitrogen and convert it into nitrogen gas for the atmosphere by the processof which allows plants to use the nitrogen and animals eat plants to get nitrogen. Other 19. Coal, oll, and uranlum are all examples of Choose one: nonrenew-resources. 20. Sun, wind and biomass are examples are Choose one: renewable resources. 21. Global warming is thought to occur because of increases in the atmosphere. gases such as carbon dioxide in
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