What is a population?
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All the organisms of one species in an area.
Key words: one species
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All the organisms of one species in an area.
Key words: one species
All the populations in an area.
Key words: populations
A community and its physical environment.
Key words: community
All the populations of different species living and interacting in the same area.
Key words: community
The place where an organism lives.
Key words: habitat
A community and its abiotic environment, interacting together.
Key words: ecosystem
Non-living, such as temperature, light or pH.
Key words: abiotic
Living, or caused by living organisms.
Key words: biotic
What it includes: One species in one area at one time. Pond example: All the common frogs in the pond.
Key words: Population
What it includes: All populations of all species in the area. Pond example: Frogs, pondweed, water fleas, algae and bacteria.
Key words: Community
What it includes: The place where an organism lives. Pond example: Shallow, weedy margins used by frog tadpoles.
Key words: Habitat
What it includes: Community plus abiotic environment, and their interactions. Pond example: The pond organisms with its water, mud, light and temperature.
Key words: Ecosystem
False. A population is one species only. All species together form the community.
False. A habitat is where an organism lives; an ecosystem is the whole interacting system of organisms and abiotic factors.
False. A community contains only living organisms. Adding the abiotic environment makes an ecosystem.