ECOLOGY REVIEW
JEOPARDY
JEOPARDY
Sym. Feed Lev.
Rela. Rela. Org.
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Bio
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Succ.Cycle.Eco
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Symbiotic Relationships
10
 A relationship where two species both
benefit from the association.
Symbiotic Relationships 20
 The relationship between a barnacle
and a whale.
Symbiotic Relationships
30
 A relationship in which one organism
benefits and the other is neither
harmed or helped.
Symbiotic Relationships
40
 Relationship between a dog and a
tick.
Symbiotic Relationships
50
 The mutualistic relationship between
a fungus and an algae. (I want the
species name)
Feeding Relationships
10
 Organism that eat only meat.
Feeding Relationships
20
 The photosynthesizing species in
world.
Feeding Relationships
30
 Humans eat both plants and animals
and are therefore an example of this.
Feeding Relationships
40
 A snake eating a frog is an example
of what level of consumer.
Feeding Relationships
50
 Which level of the food chain contains
the most energy.
Levels of Organization
10
 The entire part of the planet that
supports life.
Levels of Organizationn
20
 A group of the same species living
together that are able to interbreed.
Levels of Organization 30
 A farmer is looking at his crops in the
greenhouse he notices there are
aphids feeding on the vegetables and
that the humidity in the air is causing
mold and mildew to grow on the
leaves. What level of ecological
organization is being portrayed?
Levels of Organization 40
 The small fish, larger fish and algae
that live in an aquarium make up a?
Levels of Organization 50
 Areas that have similar climates, and
similar biotic species living in the area
is termed?
Biomes 10
 This biome contains caribou and has
permafrost.
Biomes 20
 This part of the marine biome is
called the nursery.
Biomes 30
 Trees that loose their leaves in the
fall would be found in which biome.
Biomes 40
 This biome has the highest
biodiversity.
Biomes 50
 This biome has 25-75 cm of rainfall
and a rich layer of topsoil
Succession 10
 The first species to inhabit an area
are called.
Succession 20
 This type of succession takes place
after forest fires.
Succession 30
 What are the first species to develop
after a fire.
Succession 40
 A stable community that undergoes
little change.
Succession 50
 List in order the stages of primary
succession. (I want species)
Cycles 10
 What are the 4 parts to the water
cycle?
Cycles 20
 What is nitrogen fixation?
Cycles 30
 What are the biological processes
involved in the Carbon cycle?
Cycles 40
 What is the main job of bacteria in
the nutrient cycles?
Cycles 50
 How is carbon stored in the
biosphere?
Ecology Vocabulary 10
 Factors that are non-living.
Ecology Vocabulary 20
 A group of organisms living in the
same place at the same time,
interbreeding.
Ecology Vocabulary 30
 When organism fight over resources.
Ecology Vocabulary 40
 A community of populations along
with the community surroundings
(abiotic).
Ecology Vocabulary 50
 What is ecology?
Double Jeopardy
Sym.
Rel.
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Feed Inter Bio Succ Cycle Eco
Rel. act mes
voc
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Symbiotic Relationships 20
 A tapeworm and a baby is an
example of ?
Symbiotic Relationships 40
 A relationship between termites and
protozoans.
Symbiotic Relationships 60
 The relationship between a clownfish
and a sea anemone.
Symbiotic Relationship 80
 The relationship between larger fish
and cleaner fish.
Symbiotic Relationship 100
 Relationship when one species is
harmed.
Feeding Relationship 20
 A maple tree is an example of a
____.
Feeding Relationship 40
 A mouse eating the grass is what
level of consumer?
Feeding Relationship 60
 What is an example of a top
predator?
Feeding Relationship 80
 What is another name for producer?
Feeding Relationship 100
 What is the difference between a food
chain and a food web.
Interactions 20
 Organisms capturing another
organism and feeding off of them is
called?
Interactions 40
 What is competition?
Interactions 60
 Explain the competitive exclusion
principle.
Interactions 80
 Explain what is meant by predator
prey relationships.
Interactions 100
 Explain the difference between a
fundamental niche and realized niche.
Biomes 20
 This biome contains many herbivores
like zebras, wildebeest, and gazelles.
Biomes 40
 This biome has many conifers.
Biomes 60
 Another name for this biome is the
prairie.
Biomes 80
 What biome do we life in?
Biomes 100
 This food chain is characteristic of
which biome: cactimouse lizard
rattlesnake
Succession 20
 Beeches and maples are an example
of what type of community?
Succession 40
 Why do wildflowers and shrubs
flourish after forest fire?
Succession 60
 What does a new island lack, making
it inhabitable for trees.
Succession 80
 Would pine trees in a deciduous
forest be characteristic of a climax
community?
Succession 100
 Why do shrubs grow before pine trees
in the stages of succession?
Cycles 20
 How much of the atmosphere is made
of nitrogen?
Cycles 40
 The process of changing ammonia
and nitrates back into nitrogen gas is
called?
Cycles 60
 What is the term for plants releasing
water to the environment?
Cycles 80
 How do animals the get the nitrogen
they need?
Cycles 100
 What are the geologic process that
contribute to the carbon in the carbon
cycle?
Ecology Vocabulary 20
 The part of the planet that supports
life?
Ecology Vocabulary 40
 This organism feeds on dead
organisms.
Ecology Vocabulary 60
 A factor that limits the size of a
population like temperature.
Ecology Vocabulary 80
 The photosynthetic organisms that
make up the bulk of the marine
ecosystem?
Ecology Vocabulary 100
 The area of the ocean biome that
experiences periods of exposure to
sun and then periods of being
underwater.
Final Jeopardy
 List in order the biological hierarchy
of life.