B4.1 Adaptation to Environment

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Across
  1. 3. deep in pits of marram grass
  2. 8. all organisms within a band usually between 0.5 m and 1 m, are sampled along an environmental gradient. Used when there is a gradual change from one side of a habitat to another
  3. 11. is the branch of biology that deals with the relationships between organisms and their interactions with their physical surroundings
  4. 12. reefs, have a mutualistic relationship with Zooxanthellae.
  5. 14. reduces transpiration
  6. 15. a tape is laid out in the direction of an environmental gradient and all organisms touching the tape are recorded.
  7. 16. is a group of organisms capable of reproducing with each other to produce fertile offspring.
  8. 19. vertical root brunches that grow up into the air and can absorb oxygen.
  9. 20. is formed by populations of different species living and interacting with each other in a habitat.
Down
  1. 1. is a place where an organism lives and a description of the geographical location, the type of ecosystem and the physical location within the ecosystem.
  2. 2. Temperatures are low with short summers and precipitation low to medium mostly as snow and light intensity low.
  3. 4. forests with moderate temperatures with warm summers and cold winters. rainfall medium to high and light intensity is moderate
  4. 5. large naturally occurring communities of organisms occupying a major habitat
  5. 6. grow out in a downwards arch from the central trunk to butress the tree in the soft mud.
  6. 7. so its stomata are all facing inwards, this causes water vapour to be trapped so that less water is lost through transpiration
  7. 9. on the leaves secrete excess salt from mangrove trees
  8. 10. describes the characteristics of the geographical area where the habitat is found
  9. 13. a graphical model that shows the relationship between temperature, precipitation and ecosystem type.
  10. 17. arbitrary line through a habitat selected to systematically sample the community.
  11. 18. consists of one species in one location at one time.