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Do Now: What is Biotic and Abiotic?
Learning Goal: To be able to identify biotic and abiotic factors Doing Goal: ­ Notes ­ Translation Activity 1
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Biotic: Living organisms in the environment Abiotic: physical non­living parts of the environment Ecosystem: all the organisms in an area as well as all the abiotic factors that they interact with 2
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Affects of Abiotic Fluctuations
What do you think would happen in the following situations 1. The summer in Alberta Lasted Longer?
2. Peace River got Monsoon type rains over during the spring and fall?
3. Peace River's average temperature dropped 10 degrees?
4. The amount of nutrients in the soil dramatically decreased? _
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A Real Life Issue: Fracking Benzene 7
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Biotic Relationships: Symbiosis: A long­lasting, ecological relationship that benefits at least one organism of two different species that live in close contact 8
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Biotic Relationships: Mutualism: a symbiotic relationship in which both organisms of the species benefits 9
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Biotic Relationships: Commensalism: A symbiosis in which one organism benefits, and the other organism is neither helped nor harmed 10
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Biotic Relationships: Parasitism: a symbotic relationship in which one organism called the parasite derives benefit at the expense of the other organism, called the host. 11
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Biotic Relationships: Predation: an interaction where one organism, the predator, kills and eats another organism, the prey 12
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Biotic Relationships: Competition: an interaction in which two or more organisms compete for the same limited resource. 13
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Activity: ­ Page 419 in textbook. 14
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Assignment Part A: Translation Activity: Create a fictitious land, where all of the different types of biotic relationships we talked about exist. For this part of your assignment you can choose to do any of the following
­ A poster
­ A diorama
­ A book ­ A video 15