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A CONTEST AMONG ORGANISM FOR RESOURCES |
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A LONG-TERM RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIFFERENT KINDS OF ORGANISMS |
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A BEHAVIOR THAT AN ORGANISM INHERITS |
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A BEHAVIOR THAT IS NOT INHERITED |
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LIKELY TO BECOME ENDANGERED IF IT IS NOT PROTECTED |
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HAVING A POPULATION SO SMALL IT IS LIKELY TO DISAPPPEAR UNLESS STEPS ARE TAKEN TO SAVE IT |
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SPECIES BECOME THIS AFTER THE LAST INDIVIDUAL IN THE POPULATION DIES |
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A SINGLE ORGANISM OF A POPULATION |
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INDIVIDUALS OF THE SAME KIND LIVING IN THE SAME ENVIRONMENT |
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ALL THE POPULATIONS OF ORGANISMS LIVING TOGETHER IN AN ENVIRONMENT |
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COMMUNITY OF ORGANISMS(LIVING) AND THEIR PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT(NONLIVING) |
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PLACE IN AN ECOSYSTEM WHERE EACH POPULATION LIVES |
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ROLE OF A POPULATION OF ORGANISMS WITHIN A PARTICULAR HABITAT |
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ORGANISMS THAT MAKE THEIR OWN FOOD THROUGH PHOTOSYNTHESIS(PLANTS) |
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LIVING THINGS THAT MUST EAT TO GET ENERGY(ANIMALS) |
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CONSUMERS THAT BREAK DOWN TISSUES OF DECAYING OR DEAD ORGANISMS |
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SHOWS HOW CONSUMERS IN AN ECOSYSTEM ARE CONNECTED TO ONE ANOTHER ACCORDING TO WHAT THEY EAT |
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SHOWS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MANY DIFFERENT FOOD CHAINS IN A SINGLE ECOSYSTEM |
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SHOWS AMOUNT OF ENERGY AVAILABLE TO PASS FROM ONE LEVEL OF A FOOD CHAIN TO THE NEXT |
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ANIMALS THAT ARE KILLED AND EATEN BY OTHER ANIMALS |
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ANIMALS THAT HUNT OTHER ANIMALS TO EAT |
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ANIMALS THAT EAT BOTH PLANTS AND MEAT |
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CONSUMERS THAT BREAK DOWN THE TISSUE OF DEAD ORGANISMS |
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