Across
- 4. consumes producers for energy
- 5. relationship where one organism lives with, on, or in another and harms it.
- 6. energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed
- 12. when mass cannot be created or destroyed, it is only moved through the environment
- 15. the amount of energy that gets transferred from organism to organism in a food chain
- 16. two species live closely together at least one benefits
- 17. all the species that live and interact with one another in an area
- 18. closely related organisms that can mate
- 21. used to trace energy flow in an ecosystem
- 26. uses energy to make their own food
- 28. consumes primary consumers for energy
- 29. web demonstrates the feeding relationships between organism in an ecosystem
- 30. a factor that is the living part of the environment
- 31. a relationship where both species beenfit
- 32. the role an organism or population plays in an environment
Down
- 1. succession when a place that was inhabited by living organisms then got disrupted by something like a volcano
- 2. a gradual change that occurs over time when the species and habitat in an area change.
- 3. a relationship in which one species benefits and other species is neither helped nor harmed
- 7. a factor that is the non-living part of the environment
- 8. the place where an organism lives
- 9. an organism that breaks down the remains of other organisms to gain energy and nutrient
- 10. an organism that consumes plants for nutrients and energy
- 11. an organism that consumes animals
- 13. an organism that consumes both plants for nutrients and energy
- 14. succession when the environment is starting from scratch.
- 19. an organism that gains energy and nutrients by consuming other organism
- 20. a region that includes many different ecosystems
- 22. energy and matter move through this cycle
- 23. a group of individuals that live in the same place and are the same species
- 24. an interaction where predator kills prey for food or nutrients
- 25. a community of organisms and the non-living factors within it
- 27. chain the path of energy transfer from producers to consumers
