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Ecology Test – Study Guide
5th Grade
*YOU MUST STUDY YOUR NOTE SHEETS FROM CLASS THAT YOU GLUED INTO YOUR NOTEBOOK*
A). Nutrition and Energy
 Define ecology
 Community – how species interact
 Producers / autotrophs
 Consumers / heterotrophs – identify in an example
Herbivore
Carnivore
Omnivore
Detritivore
Decomposers
 Sun is the main energy source for life on earth
 During photosynthesis producers produce oxygen
B). Energy Flow in Ecosystems
 Describe how energy flows from the sun in an ecosystem
 Food web / food chain – how are they different, can you read energy flow in?
 Trophic level – can you identify which level an organism is in a food chain?
 How much energy is lost at each level of an energy pyramid if the producer level is 10, 000?
C). Cycles in Nature
*REVIEW THIS SECTION FOR YOUR ESSAY QUESTION*
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Nitrogen is released to abiotic parts of ecosystem by the process of death and decay by bacteria
Nitrogen fixation – bacteria change nitrogen gas into a usable form
D). Organisms and their Environment
 Abiotic and biotic factors
 Review habitat – know the difference between nitch and habitat
 Symbiosis – name and define the three types of symbiosis we discussed in class
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
 Predator / prey
E). Ecological succession
 Community
 Limiting factor
 Succession – review primary and secondary succession; how are they different? Pioneer species
F). Biomes
*You may find it helpful to use your textbook to review specific details of the biomes we talked about in class*
 Permafrost