What is the type of relationship where both organisms benefit?

Some organisms can only live by causing harm to a host organism. What is the name of the organisms?

Which one of these illustrates a predator/prey relationships?

We know the carbon cycle involves moving carbon around the earth in a cycle. Plants and trees join in the carbon cycle in a couple of ways. Which one will clean carbon out of the air?

Ecosystems are made of biotic and abiotic factors. Which of the following is a biotic factor?

An ecosystem is filled of many different organisms that have specific roles to play. What is a niche?

Which interaction illustrates a terrestrial-aquatic food web relationship?

Which example BEST represents the interconnection between an aquatic food web and a terrestrial food web?

Population density of marine life is greater along the shorelines of the ocean than further out in the deep waters. Which statement provides the BEST reason for this situation??

Which pair of organisms represents a connection between aquatic and terrestrial food webs?

Which of these organisms is a producer in a marine ecosystem?

Which BEST determines the number of wolves that can live in an area?

What happens to a population and competition when there is a reduction in living space?

Kudzu vines grow by climbing and wrapping around trees. Trees covered by the vines can die due to lack of sunlight. What type of relationship exists between the trees and the kudzu growing on them?

IF wolves prey on deer for food, what will MOST LIKELY happen to the deer if the wolves are removed from an area where the deer live?

In a food pyramid, which BEST explains why the number of organisms decreases from one trophic level to the next?

Which food provides the MOST energy for the body in the shortest time?

Consider this food chain: grass--- grasshopper--- frog--- hawk. Where is the largest amount of energy found in this food chain?

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