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Principles of Ecology Get the Big Picture ABIOTIC BIOTIC Water Plants Air Oceans Deserts Animals Sunlight Forests Decomposers Land Other organisms ECOSYSTEMS Ecology is the study of interactions between the biotic factors and abiotic factors on Earth. Biotic factors are all living things. Abiotic factors are all nonliving things. An ecosystem is all the interactions between the biotic factors and abiotic factors in a certain place. Use the diagram to answer the following questions. 1. What things make up the biotic factors on Earth? Give examples. Biotic factors are all living things, such as plants, animals, and decomposers.. What things make up the abiotic factors on Earth? Give examples. Abiotic factors are all nonliving things, such as air, water, sunlight, and land. 3. What is an ecosystem? Give examples. An ecosystem is the interactions between the biotic factors and abiotic factors in a certain place. Deserts, oceans, and forests are examples of ecosystems. 4. During the carbon cycle, plants take in carbon dioxide gas from the air and use it to make food. So the carbon cycle involves the air and plants. Where on the diagram does the carbon cycle belong? in the section labeled Ecosystems CONTENT MASTERY CHAPTER BIOLOGY: The Dynamics of Life 9

Study the Pictures Section.1 Organisms and Their Environment Label each drawing with one of these words: community, ecosystem, organism, population. 1.. 3. 4. 1. Define a population. Give an example of a population of animals from the drawings above. A population is a group of organisms that mate with one another and live in the same place at the same time. Sample answer: The deer are a population.. Define a community. Give an example of a community from the drawings above. A community is made up of populations that interact with each other. Sample answer: The rabbits and hawk are part of a community. 3. Define an ecosystem. Give an example of an ecosystem from the drawings above. An ecosystem is made up of the populations in a community and their nonliving surroundings. Sample answer: The deer, rabbit, and plant populations that live in the meadow and the lake, air, and rocks are part of an ecosystem. 10 CHAPTER BIOLOGY: The Dynamics of Life CONTENT MASTERY

Review the Vocabulary abiotic factors (ahy bi YAH tihk) biosphere (BI o sfeer) commensalism (kuh MEN suh liz um) decomposer ecosystem (EE khy sihs tum) food web heterotroph (HET uh ruh trohfs) niche (NIHCH) population symbiosis (sihm bee OH sus) autotroph biotic factors (bi YAH tihk) community ecology (ih KAH luh jee) food chain habitat mutualism (MYEW chuh lih zum) parasitism (PAYR uh sih tih zum) scavengers trophic level (TROH fihk) Fill in the blank in each sentence below with the correct word from the list above. You will not use all the words. 1. An organism s habitat is the place where it lives out its life.. Vultures are scavengers because they eat animals that are already dead. 3. The role a species has in its environment is called its niche. 4. The study of interactions among organisms and their environments is called ecology. 5. A population is a group of organisms of one species that mate with one another and live in the same place at the same time. 6. An autotroph uses the energy from the sun or energy stored in chemical compounds to make its own food. 7. The portion of Earth that supports life is called the biosphere. 8. A community is a group of populations that interact with one another. 9. An organism that feeds on other organisms is called a heterotroph. 10. A relationship between two organisms in which one organism benefits while the other organism is harmed is called parasitism. 11. A decomposer breaks down and absorbs nutrients from dead organisms. 1. The nonliving parts of an organism s environment are abiotic factors. 1 CHAPTER BIOLOGY: The Dynamics of Life CONTENT MASTERY

T0 ANSWER KEY BIOLOGY: The Dynamics of Life CONTENT MASTERY Get the Big Picture ABIOTIC Principles of Ecology Sunlight Water Air Land Oceans Deserts Forests ECOSYSTEMS Ecology is the study of interactions between the biotic factors and abiotic factors on Earth. Biotic factors are all living things. Abiotic factors are all nonliving things. An ecosystem is all the interactions between the biotic factors and abiotic factors in a certain place. Use the diagram to answer the following questions. 1. What things make up the biotic factors on Earth? Give examples. Biotic factors are all living things, such as plants, animals, and decomposers.. What things make up the abiotic factors on Earth? Give examples. Abiotic factors are all nonliving things, such as air, water, sunlight, and land. 3. What is an ecosystem? Give examples. An ecosystem is the interactions between the biotic factors and abiotic factors in a certain place. Deserts, oceans, and forests are examples of ecosystems. 4. During the carbon cycle, plants take in carbon dioxide gas from the air and use it to make food. So the carbon cycle involves the air and plants. Where on the diagram does the carbon cycle belong? in the section labeled Ecosystems CONTENT MASTERY CHAPTER BIOLOGY: The Dynamics of Life 9 Plants Animals Decomposers Other organisms BIOTIC Study the Pictures Label each drawing with one of these words: community, ecosystem, organism, population. organism. population 3. community 4. ecosystem 1. Define a population. Give an example of a population of animals from the drawings above. A population is a group of organisms that mate with one another and live in the same place at the same time. Sample answer: The deer are a population.. Define a community. Give an example of a community from the drawings above. A community is made up of populations that interact with each other. Sample answer: The rabbits and hawk are part of a community. 3. Define an ecosystem. Give an example of an ecosystem from the drawings above. An ecosystem is made up of the populations in a community and their nonliving surroundings. Sample answer: The deer, rabbit, and plant populations that live in the meadow and the lake, air, and rocks are part of an ecosystem. 1. Section.1 Organisms and Their Environment 10 CHAPTER BIOLOGY: The Dynamics of Life CONTENT MASTERY Copyright Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

Copyright Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. CONTENT MASTERY ANSWER KEY BIOLOGY: The Dynamics of Life T03 Review the Vocabulary abiotic factors (ahy bi YAH tihk) biosphere (BI o sfeer) commensalism (kuh MEN suh liz um) decomposer ecosystem (EE khy sihs tum) food web heterotroph (HET uh ruh trohfs) niche (NIHCH) population symbiosis (sihm bee OH sus) Fill in the blank in each sentence below with the correct word from the list above. You will not use all the words. 1. An organism s habitat is the place where it lives out its life.. Vultures are scavengers because they eat animals that are already dead. 3. The role a species has in its environment is called its niche. 4. The study of interactions among organisms and their environments is called ecology. 5. A population is a group of organisms of one species that mate with one another and live in the same place at the same time. 6. An autotroph uses the energy from the sun or energy stored in chemical compounds to make its own food. autotroph biotic factors (bi YAH tihk) community ecology (ih KAH luh jee) food chain habitat mutualism (MYEW chuh lih zum) parasitism (PAYR uh sih tih zum) scavengers trophic level (TROH fihk) 7. The portion of Earth that supports life is called the biosphere. 8. A community is a group of populations that interact with one another. 9. An organism that feeds on other organisms is called a heterotroph. 10. A relationship between two organisms in which one organism benefits while the other organism is harmed is called parasitism. 11. A decomposer breaks down and absorbs nutrients from dead organisms. 1. The nonliving parts of an organism s environment are abiotic factors. 1 CHAPTER BIOLOGY: The Dynamics of Life CONTENT MASTERY