PredatorHuntsit'sfoodSymbioticRelationshipa closerealationshipwhere at leastone organismbenefitsCarryingCapacitythe numberof organismsan area cansupportCompetitionthestruggleforresorucesParasitismcauseharm tothe hostPreyhuntedand killedfor foodCommensalismOne organismbenefits, theotherone isunaffectedProducermakesit's ownfood2ndconsumerA consumerfeeds onanotherconsumereatsplantsonlyHerbivoreKeystoneSpeciesThe loss ofthis organismcauses atrophiccascadeHostharmedby aparasiteConsumereatsLimitingFactorsfactors thataffect thegrowth of apopulationMutualismBothorganismsbenefit fromtherelationshipBioticFactorlivingfactorHeterotrophfeedsonothersDecomposerbreaksdown deadmaterialfor foodExponentialGrowthJCurveWin-WinRelationshipMutualismEnergyPyramidWin-NeutralRelationshipCommensalismEcosystemall of thebiotic andabioticfactors in anenvironmentPopulationall of thesamespecies inan areaOmnivoreeats bothplants andanimalsAutotrophMakesit ownfoodFoodWebNichethe role anorganismhas in theecosystemAbioticFactornon-livingfactorPredatorHuntsit'sfoodSymbioticRelationshipa closerealationshipwhere at leastone organismbenefitsCarryingCapacitythe numberof organismsan area cansupportCompetitionthestruggleforresorucesParasitismcauseharm tothe hostPreyhuntedand killedfor foodCommensalismOne organismbenefits, theotherone isunaffectedProducermakesit's ownfood2ndconsumerA consumerfeeds onanotherconsumereatsplantsonlyHerbivoreKeystoneSpeciesThe loss ofthis organismcauses atrophiccascadeHostharmedby aparasiteConsumereatsLimitingFactorsfactors thataffect thegrowth of apopulationMutualismBothorganismsbenefit fromtherelationshipBioticFactorlivingfactorHeterotrophfeedsonothersDecomposerbreaksdown deadmaterialfor foodExponentialGrowthJCurveWin-WinRelationshipMutualismEnergyPyramidWin-NeutralRelationshipCommensalismEcosystemall of thebiotic andabioticfactors in anenvironmentPopulationall of thesamespecies inan areaOmnivoreeats bothplants andanimalsAutotrophMakesit ownfoodFoodWebNichethe role anorganismhas in theecosystemAbioticFactornon-livingfactor

Ecological Relationships LT - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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B B
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B B
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O O
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O O
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I I
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I I
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O O
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I I
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B B
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B B
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G G
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G G
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B B
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N N
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G G
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G G
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O O
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O O
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N N
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I I
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N N
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G G
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I I
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N N
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G G
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N N
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I I
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B B
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O O
  1. B-Hunts it's food
    B-Predator
  2. B-a close realationship where at least one organism benefits
    B-Symbiotic Relationship
  3. O-the number of organisms an area can support
    O-Carrying Capacity
  4. O-the struggle for resoruces
    O-Competition
  5. I-cause harm to the host
    I-Parasitism
  6. I-hunted and killed for food
    I-Prey
  7. O-One organism benefits, the other one is unaffected
    O-Commensalism
  8. I-makes it's own food
    I-Producer
  9. B-A consumer feeds on another consumer
    B-2nd consumer
  10. B-Herbivore
    B-eats plants only
  11. G-The loss of this organism causes a trophic cascade
    G-Keystone Species
  12. G-harmed by a parasite
    G-Host
  13. B-eats
    B-Consumer
  14. N- factors that affect the growth of a population
    N-Limiting Factors
  15. G-Both organisms benefit from the relationship
    G-Mutualism
  16. G-living factor
    G-Biotic Factor
  17. O-feeds on others
    O-Heterotroph
  18. O-breaks down dead material for food
    O-Decomposer
  19. N-J Curve
    N-Exponential Growth
  20. I-Mutualism
    I-Win-Win Relationship
  21. N-Energy Pyramid
    N-
  22. G-Commensalism
    G-Win-Neutral Relationship
  23. I-all of the biotic and abiotic factors in an environment
    I-Ecosystem
  24. N-all of the same species in an area
    N-Population
  25. G-eats both plants and animals
    G- Omnivore
  26. N-Makes it own food
    N-Autotroph
  27. I-Food Web
    I-
  28. B-the role an organism has in the ecosystem
    B-Niche
  29. O-non-living factor
    O-Abiotic Factor