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Ecology

They study of ecosystems

Abiotic

Non-living factors

Biotic

Living Factors

Artificial Ecosystem

Man made and maintained by humans ex. Zoo, city

Ecosystem

Includes interacting biotic and abiotic factors

Autrotrophs

Make their own food

Heterotrophs

Organisms that can't make their own food and must rely on other organisms for food "Consumers"

Herbivores

Animals that only eat plants Ex. Rabbit and cow

Carnivores

Animals that only eat other animals Eg. Wolf, snake

Omnivores

Animals that eat both plants and animals Eg. Most humans, bears

Overexploitation

Overusing resources to extinction

Sustainable living

Only using what is needed to maintain life

Food Chains

A chain between all the animals of an ecosystem which shows who eats who

Trophic Levels

Feeding level; Primary:Producers


Secondary:Consumers


Tertiary:Top Consumers


Food webs

A web of animals which shows which shows what each animal eats or can be eaten by.

Habitat

Natural environment of an organism

Photosynthesis

Energy coming from the sun that producers convert from sunlight to energy

Respiration

consumers convert energy into usable forms

Population

Members of the same species in one area

Community

A number of different species living in one area.

Biome

A large geographical area with a characteristic climate. Eg. Wetlands

Biosphere

Region on earth where life exists.

Bioaccumulation

Toxins.

Pure substance

One type of particle ex. Sugar

Mixture

2 or more types of a particle. ex. Soda

Solution

Looks like one. Different particles mixed together looks the same Eg. Coke, perfume

Heterogeneous

Can still see parts of mixture, more then one phase, ex. Pizza, garbage.

Elements

Pure substances that cannot be broken down

Compounds

Pure substance that can be broken down

Physical Change

Substance involved stays the same substance but may change form. Ex. Boiling an egg.

Chemical Change

Original substance is changed into 1 or two different substances. Completely changes state. Ex. Bleaching a stain

Combustions

susbstance reacts rapidly with oxygen and releases energy

Physical property

Substance that doesn't change but may change form

Chemical Property

Completely changes when combined with other substances

Solid

Tight particles, Strong

Liquid

Loose particles, weak

Gas

Very loose particles, Very weak

Atomic Number

# of Protons in an atom and # of Electrons in an atom (top left corner)

Atomic Mass

Protons + Neutrons (Bottom)

Meteor

Asteroid which begins to flame up I our atmosphere

meteorite

Meteor which has hit the earths surface

Meteoroid

Meteor which had burned up in our atmosphere

Inner asteroid belt is inbetween

mars and jupiter

kuiper belt

is a region in our solar system past Neptune's orbit

oort cloud

Very far away region where it is believed that most comets come from

Astronomical Unit

Distance between earth and sun; 150,000,000 km

What comes first...(Flip)

Sun,Mercury,Venus,Earth,Mars,Jupiter,Saturn,Uranus,Neptune,Pluto

What two factors cause the seasons on earth

Tilt, Revolution

Light year

Distance light travels in a year

Big Bang Theory

Started as one dense point but the universe blew up into existence

Solar eclipse

Moon in between sun and earth

Lunar eclipse

Earth in between sun and moon

Retrograde motion

Motion is the opposite direction then somthing else: ex.Sun and Venus,andUranus