Term used todescribe the top ofthe energypyramid with theleast amount ofenergyRelationshipbetween 2 species inwhich one speciesbenefits and theother is neitherhelped nor harmed.Individuals that arebetter adapted to theenvironment aremore likely to surviveand reproduce thanothers.Consumerthat eatsonlyplants.Scientist whois mostknown for histheory ofevolutionAn organismthat breaksdown wastesand deadorganismsA relationship inwhich oneorganism liveson or insideanother andharms it.Ecosystem whereorganism makethere homesaround or inponds, lakes,rivers and streamsOrganismthat aparasite livesin or on inparasitismAll the livingand nonlivingthings thatinteract in anarea.Living partof anecosystem.Consumerthat eatsonlyanimals.A series ofevents inwhich oneorganism eatsanother.Theory that saysorganisms haveadapted to theirenvironment bothphysically andbehaviorally tosurvivePattern ofoverlappingfood chainsin anecosystemA relationshipbetween twospecies inwhich bothspecies benefit.Organismthat canmake itsown food.Behaviors andphysicalcharacteristics ofspecies that allowthem to livesuccessfully in theirenvironmentsA closerelatationshipbetween speciesthat benefits atleast one of thespecies.Organismthat doesthe killing inpredation.Relationshipbetween 2 species inwhich one speciesbenefits and theother is neitherhelped nor harmed.FreeAt eachtrophic level ofthe energypyramid thereis less energynonlivingpart of anecosystem.Term used todescribe the top ofthe energypyramid with theleast amount ofenergyRelationshipbetween 2 species inwhich one speciesbenefits and theother is neitherhelped nor harmed.Individuals that arebetter adapted to theenvironment aremore likely to surviveand reproduce thanothers.Consumerthat eatsonlyplants.Scientist whois mostknown for histheory ofevolutionAn organismthat breaksdown wastesand deadorganismsA relationship inwhich oneorganism liveson or insideanother andharms it.Ecosystem whereorganism makethere homesaround or inponds, lakes,rivers and streamsOrganismthat aparasite livesin or on inparasitismAll the livingand nonlivingthings thatinteract in anarea.Living partof anecosystem.Consumerthat eatsonlyanimals.A series ofevents inwhich oneorganism eatsanother.Theory that saysorganisms haveadapted to theirenvironment bothphysically andbehaviorally tosurvivePattern ofoverlappingfood chainsin anecosystemA relationshipbetween twospecies inwhich bothspecies benefit.Organismthat canmake itsown food.Behaviors andphysicalcharacteristics ofspecies that allowthem to livesuccessfully in theirenvironmentsA closerelatationshipbetween speciesthat benefits atleast one of thespecies.Organismthat doesthe killing inpredation.Relationshipbetween 2 species inwhich one speciesbenefits and theother is neitherhelped nor harmed.FreeAt eachtrophic level ofthe energypyramid thereis less energynonlivingpart of anecosystem.

Environment Bingo - 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. Term used to describe the top of the energy pyramid with the least amount of energy
  2. Relationship between 2 species in which one species benefits and the other is neither helped nor harmed.
  3. Individuals that are better adapted to the environment are more likely to survive and reproduce than others.
  4. Consumer that eats only plants.
  5. Scientist who is most known for his theory of evolution
  6. An organism that breaks down wastes and dead organisms
  7. A relationship in which one organism lives on or inside another and harms it.
  8. Ecosystem where organism make there homes around or in ponds, lakes, rivers and streams
  9. Organism that a parasite lives in or on in parasitism
  10. All the living and nonliving things that interact in an area.
  11. Living part of an ecosystem.
  12. Consumer that eats only animals.
  13. A series of events in which one organism eats another.
  14. Theory that says organisms have adapted to their environment both physically and behaviorally to survive
  15. Pattern of overlapping food chains in an ecosystem
  16. A relationship between two species in which both species benefit.
  17. Organism that can make its own food.
  18. Behaviors and physical characteristics of species that allow them to live successfully in their environments
  19. A close relatationship between species that benefits at least one of the species.
  20. Organism that does the killing in predation.
  21. Relationship between 2 species in which one species benefits and the other is neither helped nor harmed.
  22. Free
  23. At each trophic level of the energy pyramid there is less energy
  24. nonliving part of an ecosystem.