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Autotrops : are also procedures; they can make their own food
Consumers : are also _________ more especially the herbivore, carnivores, omnivores
Enerygy : _________ enters the ecosystem in the form of sunlight.
Food Chain : models the flow of energy through organisms in a community.
Food Web : refers to the complete pictures of the feeding relationships among organism iin an ecosystem.
Producers : sunlight -> __________ -> consumers -> decomposes
Cycling : it has processes; _________ of chemical elements and flow of energy
Biological Evolution : refers to the change in inherited characteristics of a population from generetion to generation.
Habitat Diversity : the range of habitats in a given unit area.
Biodiversity : contradiction of the phrase "biological diversity"
Mutation : the permanent change in DNA sequence of a gene.
Genetic Drift : frequency of a gene in a population as a result of chance rather than mutation, selection or migration.
Gene Migration : the transfer of alleles from one population to another.
Migration : __________ of one population of species to a habitat formerly occupied by another group of species can lead to change in allele frequencies.
Natural Selection : process wherein organisms whose characteristics are most suited to the environment.
Species Diversity : the no. and distribution of species in a given location.
Genetic Diversity : total no. of genetic characteristics in the genetic.
Species Evenness : relative abundance of species
Species Richness : total no. of species
Species Dominance : most abundant species
Ubiquitous Species : species found almost anywhere
Exotic Species : a non-nature plant or animal deliberately introduced into a new geographic area.
Ecosystem : measure how healthy the ___________ .
Endemic Species : a nature species of a particular area that are not naturally found anywhere.
Cosmopolitan Species : species found anywhere in the world whenever environment is appropriate.
Climate : the first environmental factors that influence biodiversity
Vegetation : the second environmental factors that influence biodiversity
Herbivore : the third environmental factors that influence biodiversity
Carnivore : the fourth environmental factors that influence biodiversity
Soils : the fifth environmental factors that influence biodiversity
Geology : and the last environmental factors that influence biodiversity
Across:6. | models the flow of energy through organisms in a community. | 7. | most abundant species | 8. | total no. of genetic characteristics in the genetic. | 9. | process wherein organisms whose characteristics are most suited to the environment. | 12. | species found almost anywhere | 14. | the third environmental factors that influence biodiversity | 18. | and the last environmental factors that influence biodiversity | 19. | are also _________ more especially the herbivore, carnivores, omnivores | 20. | it has processes; _________ of chemical elements and flow of energy |
| 21. | __________ of one population of species to a habitat formerly occupied by another group of species can lead to change in allele frequencies. | 23. | the second environmental factors that influence biodiversity | 24. | refers to the complete pictures of the feeding relationships among organism iin an ecosystem. | 25. | the fourth environmental factors that influence biodiversity | 27. | the no. and distribution of species in a given location. | 28. | measure how healthy the ___________ . | 29. | the permanent change in DNA sequence of a gene. | 30. | species found anywhere in the world whenever environment is appropriate. |
| | Down:1. | refers to the change in inherited characteristics of a population from generetion to generation. | 2. | sunlight -> __________ -> consumers -> decomposes | 3. | frequency of a gene in a population as a result of chance rather than mutation, selection or migration. | 4. | total no. of species | 5. | _________ enters the ecosystem in the form of sunlight. | 10. | the first environmental factors that influence biodiversity | 11. | a nature species of a particular area that are not naturally found anywhere. |
| 13. | contradiction of the phrase "biological diversity" | 15. | a non-nature plant or animal deliberately introduced into a new geographic area. | 16. | relative abundance of species | 17. | the transfer of alleles from one population to another. | 22. | are also procedures; they can make their own food | 26. | the fifth environmental factors that influence biodiversity |
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Across:6. | models the flow of energy through organisms in a community. | 7. | most abundant species | 8. | total no. of genetic characteristics in the genetic. | 9. | process wherein organisms whose characteristics are most suited to the environment. | 12. | species found almost anywhere | 14. | the third environmental factors that influence biodiversity | 18. | and the last environmental factors that influence biodiversity | 19. | are also _________ more especially the herbivore, carnivores, omnivores | 20. | it has processes; _________ of chemical elements and flow of energy |
| 21. | __________ of one population of species to a habitat formerly occupied by another group of species can lead to change in allele frequencies. | 23. | the second environmental factors that influence biodiversity | 24. | refers to the complete pictures of the feeding relationships among organism iin an ecosystem. | 25. | the fourth environmental factors that influence biodiversity | 27. | the no. and distribution of species in a given location. | 28. | measure how healthy the ___________ . | 29. | the permanent change in DNA sequence of a gene. | 30. | species found anywhere in the world whenever environment is appropriate. |
| | Down:1. | refers to the change in inherited characteristics of a population from generetion to generation. | 2. | sunlight -> __________ -> consumers -> decomposes | 3. | frequency of a gene in a population as a result of chance rather than mutation, selection or migration. | 4. | total no. of species | 5. | _________ enters the ecosystem in the form of sunlight. | 10. | the first environmental factors that influence biodiversity | 11. | a nature species of a particular area that are not naturally found anywhere. |
| 13. | contradiction of the phrase "biological diversity" | 15. | a non-nature plant or animal deliberately introduced into a new geographic area. | 16. | relative abundance of species | 17. | the transfer of alleles from one population to another. | 22. | are also procedures; they can make their own food | 26. | the fifth environmental factors that influence biodiversity |
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