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1.
ECOLOGY
RACHEL HUGHES
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2.
POPULATION
All the members of the same species that inhabit a particular area
Population of fish
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wbaiv
3.
ECOLOGY
Study of the interactions of organisms with each other and with the physical environment.
Why certain fish live in coral and warm, tropical waters.
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stephen.rg
4.
COMMUNITY
All the populations found in a particular area.
A coral reef contains numerous populations of fishes and corals.
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USFWS Headquarters
5.
ECOSYSTEM
A community and its physical environment, including both nonliving (abiotic) and living (biotic) components.
Energy flow and chemical cycling within an ecosystem can affect the inhabiting organisms.
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Mr.Thomas
6.
BIOSPHERE
All the communities on Earth whose members exist in air and water on land.
Diversity and composition of the coral reef ecosystem.
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Dominic Scaglioni
7.
AUTOTROPHS
Require only inorganic proteins and an outside energy source to produce orgsnic nutrients.
Trees (producers)
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Claudio.Ar
8.
HETEROTROPHS
Need a preformed source of organic nutrients.
Humans (consumers)
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9.
HERBIVORES
Animals that graze directly on plants or algae.
Giraffes do not eat meat
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Paul Mannix
10.
CARNIVORES
Feed on other animals
Hawks that feed on birds
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Rainbirder
11.
DECOMPOSERS
Heterotrophic bacteria and fungi that break down dead or organic matter.
Molds and mushrooms
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Michael Hodge
Rachel Hughes
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