14968230466 | cells | basic unit of life | 0 | |
14968230467 | chemosynthesis | converting inorganic materials into energy without sunlight | 1 | |
14968230468 | commensalism | two organisms interacting in which one benefits and the other is neither helped nor harmed | 2 | |
14968230469 | community | populations of all species living and interacting in an area at a particular time | 3 | |
14968230470 | cycle | series of events where products become reactants again | 4 | |
14968230471 | deductive reasoning | taking a general rule and using it to derive smaller conclusions | 5 | |
14968230472 | ecological succession | predictable changes in biotic and abiotic conditions of an ecosystem | 6 | |
14968230473 | ecosystem | interactions of organisms with their biotic and abiotic factors | 7 | |
14968230474 | entropy | in thermidynamics, the tendacy for all reactions to lead to chaos | 8 | |
14968230475 | feedback loop | in a system where the output influences the inputs | 9 | |
14968230476 | inductive reasoning | taking smaller material and combining them to form general rule | 10 | |
14968230477 | interspecific competition | when individuals of different species compete for the same resource in an ecosystem (e.g. food or living space). | 11 | |
14968230478 | law of conservation of energy | in a closed system, energy (the ability to do work) cannot be created nor destroyed, reactions lead to entropy, and total energy remains constant | 12 | |
14968230479 | law of conservation of mass | in a closed system, matter cannot be created nor destroyed | 13 | |
14968230480 | limiting factor | material that will stop reactions because it is consumed the fastest | 14 | |
14968230481 | model | simplified representation of real thing | 15 | |
14968230482 | niche | The function or position of a species within an ecological community. | 16 | |
14968230483 | photosynthesis | process of converting light energy into chemical energy i.e. carbon fixation | 17 | |
14968230484 | pollination | the transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma. | 18 | |
14968230485 | primary succession | predictable changes in biotic and abiotic conditions of an ecosystem starting from an area with no life | 19 | |
14968230486 | rain shadow effect | when due to topograpical barrier, the windward side receives large amounts of precipation and the leeward side is dry. | 20 | |
14968230487 | secondary succession | predictable changes in biotic and abiotic conditions of an ecosystem starting from an area with life | 21 | |
14968230488 | synergy | interactions of the parts create a product greater than the sum of the parts | 22 | |
14968230489 | system | condition when parts make up a whole, carryout a function, and operate synergistically | 23 | |
14968230490 | weather | atmospheric conditions characterized by temperature, wind, and precipitation | 24 |
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