Title: AGS 121
1AGS12-1
2Environment - An organisms surroundings.
3Ecology - The study of the interactions among
living and nonliving things in their environment.
4biotic factors - living things in the
environment. (animal, plant, fungi,
archaebacteria, eubacteria, and protist)
5Abiotic factors - Nonliving factors (water, air,
light, temperature, etc.)
6Levels of organization
biosphere
ecosystem
community
population
organism
7Habitat - Where an organism lives.
8Organism - an individual. (human)
9Population - all the members of 1 species in a
given area. ( humans in Moultrie)
10Community - All the different species that live
in a given area. ( all living things, cats, dogs,
pine trees, etc. in Moultrie)
11Ecosystem - All the interactions among the
populations in a community and nonliving things
in the environment.
12Biosphere - The part of Earth that can support
life.
13Succession - Changes that occur over time in a
community.
14Pond A
15Pond B
16Pond C
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18Pollution - Adding anything to the environment
that is harmful.
19Acid rain - Rain water mixed with sulfur dioxide.
20Habitat destruction - Changing the habitat of
organisms.
21Threatened - Less organisms than there were.
22Endangered - very few of a species left.
23Extinct - no members of a species left.
24Biomes - ecosystems found over large geographic
regions.
25Resources - A thing that an organism uses.
26Renewable resources - resources that will be
replaced naturally.
27Nonrenewable resource - a resource that will not
be replaced naturally.
28Fossil fuels - Fuels formed from the remains of
plants or animals.