_____1. Abiotic A. A relationship between two organisms where one benefits, and the other is harmed. _____2. Biotic B. An animal preying (trying to eat) on other animals. _____3. Competition C. An organism which is eaten by a predator. _____4. Ecosystem D. Biotic and abiotic factors interacting in a given area. _____5. Mutualism E. Living of an ecosystem. _____6. Parasitism F. Non-living parts of an ecosystem. _____7. Predator G. Two species existing in a relationship in which both species _____8. Prey benefit. H. When two or more species compete for the same resource(s). F 1. Abiotic E 2. Biotic H 3. Competition D 4. Ecosystem G 5. Mutualism A 6. Parasitism B 7. Predator C 8. Prey Identify the abiotic and biotic part of the ecosystem diagram. Identify which parts of an ecosystem are abiotic (A) or biotic (B) by marking an A or B.
_____1. Abiotic _____2. Biotic _____3. Competition _____4. Ecosystem _____5. Mutualism _____6. Parasitism _____7. Predator _____8. Prey A. A relationship between two organisms where one benefits, and the other is harmed. B. An animal preying (trying to eat) on other animals. C. An organism which is eaten by a predator. D. Biotic and abiotic factors interacting in a given area. E. Living of an ecosystem. F. Non-living parts of an ecosystem. G. Two species existing in a relationship in which both species benefit. H. When two or more species compete for the same resource(s). F 1. Abiotic E 2. Biotic H 3. Competition D 4. Ecosystem G 5. Mutualism A 6. Parasitism B 7. Predator C 8. Prey Identify the abiotic and biotic part of the ecosystem diagram. Identify which parts of an ecosystem are abiotic (A) or biotic (B) by marking an A or B.
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