Biology Questions due 4/22
1. How does niche differ from habitat.
2. Discuss different types of feeding relationships.
3. Discuss types of symbiotic relationships.
4. Give examples of carnivores and discuss what they eat.
5. Explain how ecology is important in your lives.
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1. A niche is the role of an organism and the habitat is where they live.
2. Producer-Consumer Parasite-Host Predator-Prey
3. Neither harmful or helpful, helpful to one and harmful to the other, or helpful to both.
4. Lions and sharks. They eat meat.
5. If we mess it up we could all die.
1.Well niche is the role a species plays in a community; its total way of life, and a Habitat is the place an organism lives out its life.
2.Producer,and Consumer: Producer-all autotrophs trap their energy from the sun.
3.There are three types of symbotic relationships there are Commensalism,Parasitism, and Mutualism.
4.Carnivores are consumers that eat only meat.
5.Its importatinmy life because I have to rely on th animals to feed me but they eat grass and plants which need sunlight to ge their energy.So basicly i need the sun to survive.
1. How does niche differ from habitat.cause niche is were you use for the habitat and to get food ,and a place suitable,and a habitat is where an animal livs or home.
2. Discuss different types of feeding relationships.An individual that eats is known as a cannibal, and the one eaten as a prey
3..Discuss types of symbiotic relationships.Mutualism-Both organisms benefit
Commensalism-One organism benefits, and the other is not affected in any manner.
Parasitism-One organism benefits, and the other is harmed.
4. Give examples of carnivores and discuss what they eat.like an t-Rex they eat meat.
5. Explain how ecology is important in your lives.because organisms have to survive off of other organisms so that keeps the rotation going so it would help us humans out with the ecosystem.
1.Niche: an organism’s role in the environment.
Habitat: specifically where it lives.
2 Cannibalism is an intraspecific interaction in which the larger members eat up the smaller ones of their own species. An individual that eats is known as a cannibal, and the one eaten as a prey.
Parasitism is when an organism that feeds in or on another living organism, which is called the host, and which does not benefit and may be harmed by the relationship. Parasites of man include fleas, lice and tapeworms.
3 Mutualism-Both organisms benefit
Commensalism-One organism benefits, and the other is not affected in any manner.
Parasitism-One organism benefits, and the other is harmed.
4 Carnivores-A carnivore is an animal that gets food from killing and eating other animals.Ex -:lion,tiger
5 number, and changing states of organisms within and among ecosystems
Xenia Staten 4th period
1. the niche is what they do the habitat is where they live
2. producer consumer, decomposer
3. prey, parasite
4. humans meat. lions eat other animals. fish eat other fish
5. cause we have to live in a certain enviornment so we can stay alive, like we cant live underwater cause we dont have gills
1. Niche differ from habitat because niche is an organism’s role in the environment; and a habitat is specifically where it lives.
2. Predator, Producer, and Paritism are all different types of feeding relationships.
3. Mutualism, Parasitism, and Commensalism are types of symbiotic relationships.
4. Wolves and Lions are types of carnivores because they eat.
5.Ecology is important to our lives because we, like all other animals depend on this earth for everything; food, water, shelter.
1. A niche is the role of the animals and the habitat is the enviroment in which they live in.
2. Photosynthesis, chemosynthesis, eating things.
4. Wolves and they eat animals
5. We interact which eachother everyday
3. I have no clue
1.) A niche is the organism’s role in the environment, while a habitat is where the organism lives.
2.) Producers make their own food. Consumers eat the producers.
3.)Mutualism-Both organisms benefit. Commensalism-One organism benefits, and the other is not affected in any manner. Parasitism-One organism benefits, and the other is harmed.
4.) Lions- they eat meat, such as zebra.
5.) It is important because through ecology, we’ll know how we will relate each organism to each other in the environment regardless of characteristics.
1. different organisms can share the same habbitat.
2. symbiotic relationships benifit both organisms and parasitic realationships befinit only the parasite.
3. The realtionship between a rhino and a bird is sybiotic. The bird eats the bugs that bother the rhino which helps the rhino and feeds the bird.
4. Lions are carnivores and carnivores only eat meat.
5. We, like all other animals depend on this earth for things like food, water, and shelter.
1. How does niche differ from habitat.
-Niche is the role they play in the habitat.
2. Discuss different types of feeding relationships.
-Cannibalism
-Symbiosis is a relationship between organisms of different species for the purpose of nutrition.
-Neutralism is when a species may not be affected by the presence of other species in its environment.
-Amensalism is an interaction in which one species causes harm to another species with its toxic secretion, often without gaining any benefit from the interaction.
-Parasitism is when an organism that feeds in or on another living organism, which is called the host, and which does not benefit and may be harmed by the relationship.
3. Discuss types of symbiotic relationships.
-Mutualism-Both organisms benefit
Commensalism-One organism benefits, and the other is not affected in any manner.
Parasitism-One organism benefits, and the other is harmed.
4. Give examples of carnivores and discuss what they eat.
-Bears. It eats meat!
5. Explain how ecology is important in your lives.
-The relationship between organisms and their environment.
1. A habitat is where an organism lives and a niche is an organism’s role in the environment.
2.Carnivore, Mutualist, herbivore, etc.
3.Mutualism, Commensalism, and Parasitism.
4.cats, spiders, wolves, sharks, whales, etc. they eat meat.
5. Ecology is the science of determining how species within an environment relate to one another.
1. A niche is the roll an organism plays in its environment, and a habitat is the environment around the organism.
2. Producers make their own food, predators kill other organisms for their food, and parasites feed off of a host.
3. Commensalism is when both species are neither helped or harmed, Parasitism is when one species is helped and the other one is harmed, and mutualism is when both species are helped.
4. Carnivores are meat eaters (tiger, lions, and bears)
5. without ecology no species would thrive. Species need one another to survive.
1. A niche is what is animals role, while a habitat is the area in which it lives.
2. Prey eats producers, predators eat prey.
3. Commensalism (benefits and doesn’t), parasitism (one benifits other is harmed), mutualism (both benefit)
4. Carnivores eat only meat. Ex. alligator
5. Ecology is important in my life because I know which animals will be in specific environments and what they will do if I invade it.
1. niche differs from a habbitat because a niche is an organisims role in the ecosystem, and a habbitat is where the organisim lives,
3. Tigers, Lions, and the Cyote are all examples of carnivors. They eat only meet.
5. Ecology is important in my life, because it is important to know about other organism’s habbitats and how they live. It helps us better understand the world around us.
1.)The community provides the habitat—the place where particular plants or animals live. Within the habitat, organisms occupy different niches.
A niche is the functional role of a species in a community—that is, its occupation, or how it earns its living. For example, the scarlet tanager lives in a deciduous forest habitat. Its niche, in part, is gleaning insects from the canopy foliage.
2.)Cannibalism is an intraspecific interaction in which the larger members eat up the smaller ones of their own species. An individual that eats is known as a cannibal, and the one eaten as a prey. Symbiosis is a relationship between organisms of different species for the purpose of nutrition. Examples of symbiosis include parasitism, mutualism and commensalism.Neutralism is when a species may not beaffected by the presence of other species in its environment. Scavenging is the act of feeding by an animal on the remains of dead animals and other refuse. Amensalism is an interaction in which one species causes harm to another species with its toxic secretion, often without gaining any benefit from the interaction.Parasitism is when an organism that feeds in or on another living organism, which is called the host, and which does not benefit and may be harmed by the relationship. Parasites of man include fleas, lice and tapeworm
3.)any symbiotic relationship in which one symbiont lives within the tissues of the other, either in the intracellular space or extracellularly.Examples include diverse microbiomes, rhizobia, nitrogen-fixing bacteria that live in root nodules on legume roots; actinomycete nitrogen-fixing bacteria called Frankia, which live in alder tree root nodules; single-celled algae inside reef-building corals; and bacterial endosymbionts that provide essential nutrients to about 10%–15% of insects.
4.) An organism that derives its energy and nutrient requirements from a diet consisting mainly or exclusively of animal tissue, whether through predation or scavenging
5.) Ecology is of utmost importance to all species including us. We, like all other animals depend on this earth for everything; food, water, shelter. Everything on this earth depends on something else but ecology is so dynamic that even the smallest perturbation can upset everything
1. A niche defines the role of a specific organism.
2. Mutual and parasitic are opposite due to the negative outcome of parasitic.
3.Mutual, and parasitic relationships signify the role of an organism in its niche.
4. Carnivores only eat prey or meat.
5. Ecology helps define organisms by discovering their quirks.
1)A niche is a recess in a wall and a habitat is the environment where a plant or animal naturally or normally lives and grows.
2)Cannibalism is an intraspecific interaction in which the larger members eat up the smaller ones of their own species. An individual that eats is known as a cannibal, and the one eaten as a prey.
Symbiosis is a relationship between organisms of different species for the purpose of nutrition. Examples of symbiosis include parasitism, mutualism and commensalism.
Neutralism is when a species may not be affected by the presence of other species in its environment. Scavenging is the act of feeding by an animal on the remains of dead animals and other refuse.
Amensalism is an interaction in which one species causes harm to another species with its toxic secretion, often without gaining any benefit from the interaction.
Parasitism is when an organism that feeds in or on another living organism, which is called the host, and which does not benefit and may be harmed by the relationship. Parasites of man include fleas, lice and tapeworms.
Predation is the interaction between two species, one of which captures, kills and eats up the other. The prey is the animal that is hunted for as food and the predator is the animal that feeds on other animals (a predator is a food consumer but is not a parasite). The relationship between predator and prey can have dramatic effects on their numbers and on the food chain.
3)there is Comensilism, parasitism, and mutualism. Commensilism – one organism benefits and the other is unharmed.
Example: whales and barnacles
Mutualism: both organisms are helped.
Example: the clown fish and the sea anemani (my spelling sucks…sorry)
Parasitism: one organism is helped and the other is harmed.
Example: Humans and tapeworms.
They are all similar in the fact that atleast one organism is being helped
4)
1. How does niche differ from habitat.Niche is a species that plays a role in a community and a habitat is an organism that lives out its life.
2. Discuss different types of feeding relationships. omnivores eat both meat and plants, while carnivores just eat meat.
3. Discuss types of symbiotic relationships. Two species living together, there’s also 3 types of symbols named, commensalism, parasitism, mutualism.
4. Give examples of carnivores and discuss what they eat. Carnivores could be a dinosaur that eats meat.
5. Explain how ecology is important in your lives. For Example animals and people live a different enviroment in life.
1. A niche is an organism’s role in its environment, and its organism’s habitat is where it lives.
2. One type of feeding relationship is where herbivores eat plants, and another is where carnivores eat meat.
3. In mutualism, both organisms benefit, in parisitism, a parasite benefits while a host is harmed, and commencialism is where one organism benefits and the other is neither helped nor harmed.
4. Carnivores are tigers and leopards, which eat other organisms.
5. Ecology is important because it is the study of organisms’ environments, and it is important to make discoveries about our own environment.
1. a niche is a role that an animal played and a habitat is the environment it lives in
2. mutualism
3. a relationship between two entities which is mutually beneficial for the participants of the relationship
4. wolves, they only eat meat
1. A niche is an organism’s role in a habitat. A habitat is where organisms live.
2. Carnivores need meat, which they get from Consumers. Decomposers break down dead organisms.
3. Producers like plants are eaten by Consumers, like deer.
4. Snakes are carnivores. They eat meat, such as mice.
5. We need to know why the Earth and animals are important to us.
1. How does niche differ from habitat.- A habitat is a place where an organism lives and a niche is a role a species plays in a community.
2. Discuss different types of feeding relationships.- Producer, Predator, Paradite.
3. Discuss types of symbiotic relationships.- Mutualism, Commensalism, Parasitism.
4. Give examples of carnivores and discuss what they eat.- A lion, they eat meat.
5. Explain how ecology is important in your lives.- Ecology explains to us organisms and their enviroments.
1. How does niche differ from habitat.
The niche is the job of an animal in the habitat and the habitat is the area that provides for the animal.
2. Discuss different types of feeding relationships.
A tiger (large carnivore) may eat a snake (small carnivore). The snake may eat a rat (consumer). The rat may the wheat (producer).
3. Discuss types of symbiotic relationships.
Commensalism, in which one animal benefits and the either neither benefits nor is harmed. Mutualism, where both species are helped. Parasitism, where one organism is helped and the other is harmed (host).
4. Give examples of carnivores and discuss what they eat.
A shark is a carnivore, sharks may eat several different types of fish such as tuna, herring, halibut, or mackerels. A Tyrannosaurus Rex may eat raptors and other small animals of the Mesozoic era.
5. Explain how ecology is important in your lives.
Species can be saved from extinction if we know what sort of relationships are neccessary to help them live.