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| A group of organisms that produce offspring like themselves. |
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| All the organisms of the same species that live in the same area at the same time. |
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| A change an organism undergoes in order to survive. |
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| The way an organism acts or behaves. |
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| Behaviors that are inherited. Ex. a bear hibernating. |
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| An organism's role in an ecosystem based on how it gets its food. |
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| A change that a living organism goes through during its life cycle. |
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| Animals that eat only plants. |
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| Animals that eat both plants and animals. |
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| The process in which plants use energy from the sun to make their own food. |
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| A gas in the atmosphere that humans need to breathe and plants produce. |
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| A naturally occurring substance obtained usually from the ground.Ex. water. |
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| Animals that hunt other animals for food. |
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| The process where insects or the wind fertilizes a plant. |
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| The path of energy from the sun to a plant to an animal to another animal. |
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| Warm blooded animals that feed their young milk and are covered with fur. |
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| The whole complex of factors that affect whether an organism can survive in its surroundings. |
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