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Study of organism interactions with each other and their environment.
Living components that affect biological success.
Non-living elements influencing ecosystems.
Group of individuals of the same species in a specific area.
A community includes multiple species interacting together.
A community and its non-living environment interacting.
Large area with specific flora and fauna based on climate.
Based on latitude, elevation, precipitation, and temperature.
Extreme latitudes with low solar energy and ice caps.
Arctic has bears; Antarctica does not.
Ground that remains continuously frozen in tundra regions.
Recycles nutrients and aids in seed release for some species.
Extreme daily temperature variability due to dry air.
Water movement from soil to atmosphere through plants.
Inland bodies of water with negligible salinity.
Parasites that live on the exterior of their host.
Interaction where all species involved benefit.
Abiotic factors affecting population size regardless of density.
Individuals are evenly spaced in a habitat.
Number of offspring produced per female.
Maximum population size an environment can sustain.
r-selection focuses on high offspring numbers; K-selection on survival.
Organisms that produce organic compounds from simple substances.
Break down dead organic matter using external digestion.