Tundraa cold, windybiome at thetop of amountainConsumeran organismthat gets itsenergy fromanotherorganismRainforesta hot biomewith frequentrain & many,manyspeciesCarnivorean animalthat eatsonly meatFoodWeba complicatedenergy flow inwhich manyconsumers eatmany otherorganismsPrairiea biome withlimited rain &mostly grassAbioticFactora componentof a biomethat is non-livingCompetitionwhen twoorganismsseek to usethe sameresourceProducerorganismthat capturesenergydirectly fromsunlightDecomposeran organismthat breaksdown deadorganismsOmnivoreanimal thateats bothplants &otheranimalsDeserta biome withalmost norain & spikyplantsTaigaa cold biomewith lots ofsnow & mostlyevergreen treesBioticFactora componentof a biomethat is/wasaliveCommensalismrelationshipwhich benefitsone organism& is neutral toanotherPredator/Preyrelationshipin which 1animal eatsanotherFoodChaina simple energyflow in whichone consumereats one otherorganismTemperateForesta biomewith 4seasons &leafy treesLimitingFactorsomething inan ecosystemthat controlsthe size ofpopulationsParasitismrelationshipwhich benefitsone organism& harmsanotherHerbivorean animalthat eatsonlyplantsMutualismrelationshipin which bothorganismsbenefitIntroducedSpeciesan organismthat is notnative to anecosystemKeystoneSpeciesan organismthat helpsdefine & holdtogether anecosystemTundraa cold, windybiome at thetop of amountainConsumeran organismthat gets itsenergy fromanotherorganismRainforesta hot biomewith frequentrain & many,manyspeciesCarnivorean animalthat eatsonly meatFoodWeba complicatedenergy flow inwhich manyconsumers eatmany otherorganismsPrairiea biome withlimited rain &mostly grassAbioticFactora componentof a biomethat is non-livingCompetitionwhen twoorganismsseek to usethe sameresourceProducerorganismthat capturesenergydirectly fromsunlightDecomposeran organismthat breaksdown deadorganismsOmnivoreanimal thateats bothplants &otheranimalsDeserta biome withalmost norain & spikyplantsTaigaa cold biomewith lots ofsnow & mostlyevergreen treesBioticFactora componentof a biomethat is/wasaliveCommensalismrelationshipwhich benefitsone organism& is neutral toanotherPredator/Preyrelationshipin which 1animal eatsanotherFoodChaina simple energyflow in whichone consumereats one otherorganismTemperateForesta biomewith 4seasons &leafy treesLimitingFactorsomething inan ecosystemthat controlsthe size ofpopulationsParasitismrelationshipwhich benefitsone organism& harmsanotherHerbivorean animalthat eatsonlyplantsMutualismrelationshipin which bothorganismsbenefitIntroducedSpeciesan organismthat is notnative to anecosystemKeystoneSpeciesan organismthat helpsdefine & holdtogether anecosystem

Ecology - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. a cold, windy biome at the top of a mountain
    Tundra
  2. an organism that gets its energy from another organism
    Consumer
  3. a hot biome with frequent rain & many, many species
    Rainforest
  4. an animal that eats only meat
    Carnivore
  5. a complicated energy flow in which many consumers eat many other organisms
    Food Web
  6. a biome with limited rain & mostly grass
    Prairie
  7. a component of a biome that is non-living
    Abiotic Factor
  8. when two organisms seek to use the same resource
    Competition
  9. organism that captures energy directly from sunlight
    Producer
  10. an organism that breaks down dead organisms
    Decomposer
  11. animal that eats both plants & other animals
    Omnivore
  12. a biome with almost no rain & spiky plants
    Desert
  13. a cold biome with lots of snow & mostly evergreen trees
    Taiga
  14. a component of a biome that is/was alive
    Biotic Factor
  15. relationship which benefits one organism & is neutral to another
    Commensalism
  16. relationship in which 1 animal eats another
    Predator/ Prey
  17. a simple energy flow in which one consumer eats one other organism
    Food Chain
  18. a biome with 4 seasons & leafy trees
    Temperate Forest
  19. something in an ecosystem that controls the size of populations
    Limiting Factor
  20. relationship which benefits one organism & harms another
    Parasitism
  21. an animal that eats only plants
    Herbivore
  22. relationship in which both organisms benefit
    Mutualism
  23. an organism that is not native to an ecosystem
    Introduced Species
  24. an organism that helps define & hold together an ecosystem
    Keystone Species