Transcript Factors that Effect Things

Factors that Effect Things
Abiotic and Biotic
Abiotic Factors
• What does A in front of a word mean?
Not, With Out
• What does Bio- mean?
Life, Living
• What does –ic mean?
Relating too.
Abiotic Factors
• Abiotic components are
the nonliving components
of the biosphere.
• Chemical and geological
factors, such as rocks and
minerals, and physical
factors, such as
temperature and weather,
are referred to as abiotic
components.
Some Abiotic Factors
•light intensity (Sun)
•temperature range
•type of soil or rock
•pH level
(acidity or alkalinity)
•water availability
•dissolved gases
•level of pollutant
Biotic Factors
• A factor created by a living thing or any living
component within an environment in which
the action of the organism affects the life of
another organism, for example a predator
consuming its prey.
Some Biotic Factors
parasitism
disease
predation
What are some Abiotic factors shown?
What are Some Biotic factors Shown?
Abiotic
Biotic
Ecosystem
1. Living
2. Non-Living
3. Disease
5. Bacteria
7. Rain
9. Temperature
4. Light
6. pH
8. Soil
10. Predator
Levels of Organization of Life:
AMOC TOOOP CEBB!
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Atoms
Molecules
Organelles
Cells
Tissues
Organs
7. Organ Systems
8. Organism
9. Population
10. Community
11. Ecosystem
12. Biome
13. Biosphere
1. Atoms
2. Molecules
3. Organelles
4. Cells
5. Tissues
6. Organs
7. Organ Systems
8. Organism
9. Population
10. Community
11. Ecosystem
12. Biome
13. Biosphere
Lets Race!
A- ATOMS
M- MOLECULES
O- ORGANELLES
C- CELLS
T- TISSUES
O- ORGANS/ORGAN SYSTEMS
O- ORGANISM
P- POPULATION
C- COMMUNITY
E- ECOSYSTEM
B- BIOME
B- BIOSPHERE
• A certain plant requires moisture, oxygen, carbon
dioxide, light, and minerals in order to survive. This
statement shows that a living organism depends on
1. biotic factors
2. abiotic factors
3. symbiotic relationships
4. carnivore-herbivore relationships
• Which is a biotic factor operating within an
ecosystem?
1. the type of climate in a given region
2. the carnivores that consume other animals
3. the amount of helium gas in the air
4. the rate of flow of water in a river
• Abiotic Factors
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Simulation
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