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| Any Living Thing. Example: a human. |
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| A living part of an organism's habitat. Example: a tree. |
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| A nonliving part of an organism's habitat. Example: rock. |
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| All the members of one species in a particular area. Example: Prairie dog town. |
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| The role of an organism in it's habitat, or how it makes its living. Example: Eating mice. |
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| A relationship between 2 species in which both species benefit. Example: a bee and a flower. |
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| A relationship in which 1 organism lives on or in the host and harms it. Example: a flea and a dog's blood. |
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| An interaction in which one organism kills another for food. Example: a snake eating a mouse. |
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| An organism that is killed and eaten by the predator. Example: mice |
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| The organism that does the killing in a predation interaction. Example: snake. |
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| The 1st species to populate an area. Example: lichens & mosses. |
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| The number of individuals in an area of a specific size. Example: a flock of ducks on a log in a pond. |
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| Moving into a population. Example: Moving into a new area because the old habitat was overcrowded. |
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| Leaving a population. Example: Leaving an old habitat that was destroyed. |
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| All the different populations that live together in an area. Example: a forest. |
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