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Midterm #1

kaylakring ENSP 200 College English 16 cards

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  1. 1EcosystemAn assemblage of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
    ex. plants, animals
  2. 2BiomesPlanet-scale terrestrial and aquatic regions with similar climate conditions- mainly temperature and moisture.
    ex. Tundra
  3. 3EcosphereThe zone where life is found
    ex. Earth
  4. 4Lithosphere/geosphereThe rigid outer part of the Earth
    ex. crust, mantle, volcanoes, soils, plate tectonics
  5. 5CryosphereThe frozen water part of Earth's system. Stores fresh water, has large sheets of ice and the regulation of the flux of regional temperatures.
    ex. Beaufort Sea
  6. 6BiosphereThe regions of the surface, atmosphere and hydrosphere, the Earth occupied by living organisms.
    ex. deer, humans, wolves, any species.
  7. 7AtmosphereContribution of gases used to regulate Earth's temperature, carbon cycle, water cycle.
    ex. oxygen, carbon dioxide, methane
  8. 8HydrosphereAll the waters on the Earth's surface.
    ex. lakes, seas, rivers, fresh water, salt water
  9. 9BioticLiving things or their materials that directly or indirectly affect an organism in its environment.
    ex. disease, parasitism, predation
  10. 10AbioticNon-living physical and chemical factors which affect the ability of organisms to survive and reproduce.
    ex. temperature range>penguins, water availability, level of pollution
  11. 11HabitatPlace or type of place where an organisms or population of organisms live
    ex. squirrel in a tree trunk
  12. 12SystemCollections of components/parts that are related to each other.
    ex. BLANK
  13. 13Components of SystemsBLANK>Professor Isom
  14. 14Environmental ContextBLANK>Professor Isom
  15. 15Spatially Defined AreaBLANK>Professor Isom
  16. 16Gradients of Environmental ConditionsA range of organisms both capable and non-capable of living within any set of environmental conditions: from optimal or marginal conditions.
    Ex. Hot to cold = gradient, Wet to dry = gradient

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