FoodWebinterconnectedfood chainsDecomposereats theremains ofdead plantsand animalsFoodChainshowsthe flowof energyProduceranothername forautotrophsClimaxCommunityThe final,stable,matureforestAbioticnonlivingfactors intheenvironmentPreyorganismthat getshuntedand eatenBioticliving factorsin theenvironmentParasitismoneorganismbenefits andthe other isharmedPioneerSpeciesthe firstorganismsto settle inan areaConsumeranothername forheterotrophPredatororganismthat huntsand killsanother forfoodSunthe ultimatesource ofenergy for allecosystemsSecondarySuccessionchange in anecosystem thattakes placewhen soil isalready presentPrecipitationsnow,sleet,rain, haitTrophicLevelfeedinglevelBiogeochemicalCycleshow mattergets cycledthrough theecosystemHerbivoreeatsonlyplantsMutualismbothorganismsbenefitEcologicalSuccessiongradualchange intheecosystemNitrogenFixationbacteria takingnitrogen fromthe atmosphereand turning itinto usableformsCompetitionorganismsfighting overthe sameresourcesCombustionburningof fossilfuelsCarnivoreeatsonlymeatOmnivoreeats bothplantsand meatDenitrificationbacteria takingplant-friendly formsof nitrogen andchanging it backinto nitrogen gas inthe atmospherePrimarySuccessionchange in anecosystemthat beginson bare rockSymbiosiscloserelationshipbetween 2differentspecies oforganismsCondensationThechangefrom gasto liquidFoodWebinterconnectedfood chainsDecomposereats theremains ofdead plantsand animalsFoodChainshowsthe flowof energyProduceranothername forautotrophsClimaxCommunityThe final,stable,matureforestAbioticnonlivingfactors intheenvironmentPreyorganismthat getshuntedand eatenBioticliving factorsin theenvironmentParasitismoneorganismbenefits andthe other isharmedPioneerSpeciesthe firstorganismsto settle inan areaConsumeranothername forheterotrophPredatororganismthat huntsand killsanother forfoodSunthe ultimatesource ofenergy for allecosystemsSecondarySuccessionchange in anecosystem thattakes placewhen soil isalready presentPrecipitationsnow,sleet,rain, haitTrophicLevelfeedinglevelBiogeochemicalCycleshow mattergets cycledthrough theecosystemHerbivoreeatsonlyplantsMutualismbothorganismsbenefitEcologicalSuccessiongradualchange intheecosystemNitrogenFixationbacteria takingnitrogen fromthe atmosphereand turning itinto usableformsCompetitionorganismsfighting overthe sameresourcesCombustionburningof fossilfuelsCarnivoreeatsonlymeatOmnivoreeats bothplantsand meatDenitrificationbacteria takingplant-friendly formsof nitrogen andchanging it backinto nitrogen gas inthe atmospherePrimarySuccessionchange in anecosystemthat beginson bare rockSymbiosiscloserelationshipbetween 2differentspecies oforganismsCondensationThechangefrom gasto liquid

Unit 2A 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. interconnected food chains
    Food Web
  2. eats the remains of dead plants and animals
    Decomposer
  3. shows the flow of energy
    Food Chain
  4. another name for autotrophs
    Producer
  5. The final, stable, mature forest
    Climax Community
  6. nonliving factors in the environment
    Abiotic
  7. organism that gets hunted and eaten
    Prey
  8. living factors in the environment
    Biotic
  9. one organism benefits and the other is harmed
    Parasitism
  10. the first organisms to settle in an area
    Pioneer Species
  11. another name for heterotroph
    Consumer
  12. organism that hunts and kills another for food
    Predator
  13. the ultimate source of energy for all ecosystems
    Sun
  14. change in an ecosystem that takes place when soil is already present
    Secondary Succession
  15. snow, sleet, rain, hait
    Precipitation
  16. feeding level
    Trophic Level
  17. how matter gets cycled through the ecosystem
    Biogeochemical Cycles
  18. eats only plants
    Herbivore
  19. both organisms benefit
    Mutualism
  20. gradual change in the ecosystem
    Ecological Succession
  21. bacteria taking nitrogen from the atmosphere and turning it into usable forms
    Nitrogen Fixation
  22. organisms fighting over the same resources
    Competition
  23. burning of fossil fuels
    Combustion
  24. eats only meat
    Carnivore
  25. eats both plants and meat
    Omnivore
  26. bacteria taking plant-friendly forms of nitrogen and changing it back into nitrogen gas in the atmosphere
    Denitrification
  27. change in an ecosystem that begins on bare rock
    Primary Succession
  28. close relationship between 2 different species of organisms
    Symbiosis
  29. The change from gas to liquid
    Condensation