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Relationships in Ecosystems
Author :
Brooklynne Webster
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What allows living things to survive in a particular environment?
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Components of an ecosystem are in ________ with each other.
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Living things that obtain their food from other living things.
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Microorganisms and fungi that breaks down dead animal and plant materials.
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What do bees transport on their bodies from one flower to another?
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Living things are affected by different ________ in the environment.
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What feeds on the remains of dead animals?
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A rabbit that eats plants.
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What kind of consumers feed on secondary consumers?
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When food chains are interconnected and _____ ________ they make up a food web.
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Small crustaceans that are fed on by many animals that live in the cold waters around Antarctica (Hint: Use your book.)
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_________ things in an ecosystem interact with each other in many ways.
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Decomposers are __________ and fungi that break down dead animals and plant materials.
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Mutualism is the relationship between two species when both ______.
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What is the relationship between different species that have the same needs?
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In a parasitic relationship, what is the species that benefits called?
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The leader or "boss" in a beehive.
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Living things that makes their own food.
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What kind of consumers feed on primary consumers? For example, eagles eating foxes.
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Species ______ to their environment. (This allows them to survive.)
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Commensalism is the relationship between two species when one benefits and the other remains _________.
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An example of a scavenger (it's a bird).
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Made up of many food chains joined together and interconnected.
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Plants adapted to dry climatic conditions are known as __________.
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Living things can also ______ the environment.
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Decomposers help to ______ soil by breaking down dead animal and plant materials into minerals.