Interdependent Relationships

2. The result of a cause or action.
4. A state of balance and stability within a biological system.
5. A sudden change in an environment that affects organisms (like a fire).
7. Something that makes something else happen.
11. Non-living parts of the environment (like sunlight, water, and temperature).
12. A non-native species that harms its new environment.
14. An answer to a problem.
15. A system's ability to maintain its internal conditions, often described as a dynamic equilibrium, despite external disturbances
16. A community of living organisms interacting with their physical environment
18. When one organism hunts and eats another.
19. The largest population an environment can support.

1. When organisms fight for the same resources like food or space.
3. Limits or restrictions in a situation or problem.
6. The variety of life in an area.
8. A system's ability to withstand and recover from disturbances, returning to its previous state or a new equilibrium
9. Having limits; not endless.
10. Living parts of the environment (like plants and animals).
13. Things that control how big a population can grow.
17. To change or modify something.