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Unit 3 Biology - 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. Producer
  2. Exponential (J) curve
  3. Quadrat
  4. Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
  5. Lincoln index
  6. Stratified sampling technique
  7. Climax community (stable, steady state)
  8. Nitrifying bacteria
  9. Population growth
  10. Species abundance
  11. k-selected species
  12. Ecological succession
  13. Gross primary productivity (GPP)
  14. Pyramid of energy
  15. Density dependent factors (biotic)
  16. Lightning
  17. Percentage frequency
  18. Uniform distribution
  19. Random distribution
  20. Immigration
  21. Abiotic factors
  22. Dominant species
  23. Clumped distribution
  24. Glucose
  25. Species evenness
  26. Realised niche
  27. Evaporation
  28. Fossil fuels (coal, oil, gas)
  29. Biotic factors
  30. S.D.I
  31. Intraspecific competition
  32. Carbon dioxide
  33. Phylogenetic species concept
  34. Resource partitioning
  35. Logistic (S) curve
  36. Cladogram node
  37. Linnaean classification (D,K,P,C,O,F,G,S)
  38. Density independent factors (abiotic)
  39. Pyramid of biomass
  40. DNA evidence
  41. Spechts classification
  42. Assimilation
  43. Food chain
  44. Pioneer species
  45. Carbon cycle
  46. Transect
  47. Percentage cover
  48. Hybrid (e.g. Mule = horse + donkey)
  49. Species richness
  50. Consumer
  51. Water cycle
  52. Food web
  53. Denitrifying bacteria
  54. r-selected species
  55. Net primary productivity (NPP)
  56. Clade
  57. Decomposer
  58. Nitrogen cycle
  59. Pyramid of numbers
  60. Morphological species concept
  61. Biodiversity
  62. Seral (stages)
  63. Interspecific competition
  64. Old growth forests
  65. Trophic level
  66. Carrying capacity
  67. Detritus & detritivore
  68. Autotroph
  69. Relative percentage abundance
  70. Primary succession
  71. Energy transfer through an ecosystem
  72. Cladogram
  73. Temporal scale
  74. Biological species concept
  75. Emigration
  76. Predator & Prey
  77. Ecosystem
  78. Secondary succession
  79. Keystone species
  80. Spatial scale
  81. Competitive exclusion principle
  82. Transpiration
  83. Fundamental niche
  84. Common ancestor
  85. Nitrates
  86. Ammonification
  87. Ecological niche
  88. Environmental resistance