5th - Science U5 L2 - Study Guide Flashcards

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How can an organism be part of more than one food chain

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When each type of organism can be eaten by more than one type of consumer

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What does both a food chain and a food web show

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They both show which predators eat which prey.

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What happens when one population in a food web changes

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All of the populations in the rest of the food web change also

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What happens when a top carnivore is removed from a food web

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The result is that prey populations are no longer controlled

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Be able to answer questions if given a food web

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X

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Be able to explain how the removal of the sea otter affected the kelp forest and other organisms in that food web

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When that happened, fewer sea urchins were eaten so the kelp forests most disappeared because they were eaten by kelp. In other words, sea otters controlled sea urchin populations.

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Be able to explain how one organism can be a consumer, an omnivore, a predator and prey

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Each

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Why do organisms compete in an ecosystem

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Organisms struggle to get their share of each resource

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Who competes in an ecosystem

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organisms within a population compete with each other. populations of two different animals also compete for the same resources.

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Know examples of biotic and abiotic factors

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Biotic are living things (plants or animals)

Abiotic are nonliving things (water temperature, weather, soil, space to grow, shelter, sunlight)

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What usually happens to the population of an ecosystem when overcrowding occurs

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Overcrowding limits growth.

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Be able to explain how overcrowding of algae can limit the population in its ecosystem

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With overpopulation, algae will grow to be too thick and start to use up all of the oxygen then some algae dies as a result

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Be able to explain when population will grow

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A population grows when the number of births is higher than the number of deaths

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What happens to the competition as a result of population growth

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Competition for living space, food and other resources increases

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Be able to answer questions about the exponential growth diagram

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