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A group of living things and their nonliving environment

What is ecosystem?

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Temperature, rainfall, snow, ice, sunlight, and soil are all

_________ factors

What is abiotic?

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The abiotic factors in anecosystem are all of the animals

What is false?

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This hummingbird is helping what process happen?

What is pollination?

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The typical weather pattern of an area

What is climate?

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An ecosystem is a group oforganisms and their

____________ environment

What is nonliving?

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A giraffe’s long neck is an example of adaptation

What is true?

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This butterfly is using an adaptation to look like the leaf

What is mimicry?

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The study of how organisms pass traits from one generation

to the next

What is genetics?

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All the living things in anenvironment are the

_______ factors

What is biotic?

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Blending into an environment iscalled mimicry

What is false?

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Name a biotic factor in this scene

What is duck, fish, turtle, reeds, plants,etc?

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Blending into an environment

What is camouflage?

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Many plants depend onanimals to __________ flowers

What is pollinate?

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An individual organism’s response to a change is called

accommodation

What is true?

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Name an abiotic factor in this scene

What is soil, sand, sunlight, heat, etc?

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Special features that help living things survive in their

environment

What are adaptations?

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Most rainforest animals live in the _______

What is canopy?

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The tops of the tall trees of the rain forest are called

the canopy

What is false?

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Name one way an animal can help with seed dispersal.

What is through its waste, sticking to fur, etc?


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