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ecosysten:environment plus the organisms interacting with it
ernsthaeckel:coined the term ecology
georgetansley:coined the term ecosystem
earth:also known as the blue planet
litosphere:rocky surface of the earth
biosphere:structure of the earth where living organisms exist
parasitism:involves a host and a parasites
mutualism: both organisms benifit
commensalism: one is benefited, one is not harmed
desert:hot and dry temperature
permafrost: permanently frozen
aerial: organisms in the air
protocooperation: favorable, but not obligatory
arboreal: organisms that live in the trees
terrestrial: organisms that live in land
nocturnal: organisms that are active in the night
predation: involves a prey and a predator
arrow: shows the flow of energy
autotrophs: producers
heterotrophs: consumers
hervibores: plant-eaters
carnivores: flesh-eaters
omnivores: organisms that feed on plants and flesh
detrivores: feed on decaying organisms
estuary: place where salt water and fresh water meets
niche: role of an organism in the environment
biotic: living things
abiotic: non-living things
jungle: has wild animals
forest: have big trees, plants, and animals that are not wild
competition: two or more species out space one another
aquatic: organisms that live in the water
habitat: address of an organism
taiga: very cold place near the equator
scavenging: a unique relationship between living organism and dead organism
Across:1. | place where salt water and fresh water meets | 3. | also known as the blue planet | 6. | non-living things | 7. | living things | 8. | organisms that are active in the night | 10. | have big trees, plants, and animals that are not wild | 12. | coined the term ecosystem | 13. | has wild animals | 15. | one is benefited, one is not harmed |
| 20. | environment plus the organisms interacting with it | 21. | coined the term ecology | 26. | shows the flow of energy | 27. | involves a host and a parasites | 30. | a unique relationship between living organism and dead organism | 31. | plant-eaters | 32. | producers | 33. | structure of the earth where living organisms exist |
| | Down:2. | organisms that live in the trees | 4. | address of an organism | 5. | role of an organism in the environment | 9. | two or more species out space one another | 11. | favorable, but not obligatory | 14. | organisms that live in land | 16. | permanently frozen | 17. | consumers |
| 18. | feed on decaying organisms | 19. | organisms that live in the water | 22. | flesh-eaters | 23. | rocky surface of the earth | 24. | involves a prey and a predator | 25. | both organisms benifit | 28. | organisms in the air | 29. | organisms that feed on plants and flesh |
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Across:1. | place where salt water and fresh water meets | 3. | also known as the blue planet | 6. | non-living things | 7. | living things | 8. | organisms that are active in the night | 10. | have big trees, plants, and animals that are not wild | 12. | coined the term ecosystem | 13. | has wild animals | 15. | one is benefited, one is not harmed |
| 20. | environment plus the organisms interacting with it | 21. | coined the term ecology | 26. | shows the flow of energy | 27. | involves a host and a parasites | 30. | a unique relationship between living organism and dead organism | 31. | plant-eaters | 32. | producers | 33. | structure of the earth where living organisms exist |
| | Down:2. | organisms that live in the trees | 4. | address of an organism | 5. | role of an organism in the environment | 9. | two or more species out space one another | 11. | favorable, but not obligatory | 14. | organisms that live in land | 16. | permanently frozen | 17. | consumers |
| 18. | feed on decaying organisms | 19. | organisms that live in the water | 22. | flesh-eaters | 23. | rocky surface of the earth | 24. | involves a prey and a predator | 25. | both organisms benifit | 28. | organisms in the air | 29. | organisms that feed on plants and flesh |
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