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Ecology Learning Targets Chapter 1: Populations and Communities You should be able to answer these “I can” statements correctly to pass your test! 1. I can identify the 4 factors that make something an organism. 2. I can describe what makes up an organism’s habitat. 3. I can identify biotic factors of an ecosystem. 4. I can identify abiotic factors of an ecosystem. 5. I can list examples of ecosystems in MI. 6. I can list examples of species. 7. I can list examples of populations. 8. I can identify factors in an ecosystem that determine and affect population size (birth rate, death rate, immigration, emigration, limiting factors). 9. I can list examples of communities. 10. I can describe predator/prey relationships. 11. I can describe how organisms in populations compete for resources. 12. I can predict how changes in one population might affect other populations in an ecosystem. 13. I can describe symbiotic relationships between species, both with negative and positive effects (parasitic, mutualistic, commenalism). 14. I can explain how humans are part of the ecosystem of Earth. Ecology Learning Targets Chapter 2: Ecosystems and Biomes 1. I can classify organisms as producers, consumers (herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, and scavengers), or decomposers. 2. I can tell how consumers and decomposers obtain energy. 3. I can tell how producers obtain energy. 4. I can tell how human beings are part of an ecosystem. 5. I can use food chains, food webs, and energy pyramids to show relationships among populations in an ecosystem. (including labeling producer,1st consumer, 2nd consumer, decomposer) 6. I can predict how changes in one population might affect other populations in an ecosystem. Ecology Learning Targets Chapter 3: Resources and Living Things 1. I can describe the 3 environmental issues and how human activity can affect ecosystems. 2. I can compare the 3 viewpoints/approaches to environmental science (development, preservation, conservation) Development viewpoint Preservation viewpoint 3. I can name the number one reason for habitat loss. Conservation viewpoint 4. I can explain and give examples of invasive species in Michigan ecosystems. 5. I can give examples of humans mistreating Michigan ecosystems. (poaching, habitat destruction, pollution, overfishing) 6. I can describe the difference between threatened, endangered, and extinct species. 7. I can explain what a keystone species is and give examples. 8. I can give examples of humans helping ecosystems. (captive breeding, habitat preservation)