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This is a document of my own Quizlet flashcards from my Biology A level revision. It includes the majority of important terms from the topic. There are 46 terms and definitions on the topic. If you would prefer to cut up the definitions and stick them onto flashcards I can attach a different format of the cards so you can do that. The cards are based on photosynthesis, community, succession and species.

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ecosystems
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1. ecosystem all the organisms living in an area together
and all the abiotic factors

2. habitat the place where an organism lives

3. population all the organisms in a species living in the
same habitat

4. community all organisms of different species living in
the same habitat interacting with each other

5. biotic living factors in an ecosystem i.e. mice,
plants, fish

6. abiotic non-living factors in an ecosystem i.e. water,
sunlight, rocks, soil

7. endemic a species which is only native to one geo-
graphical location

8. species a group of organisms which can reproduce
fertile offspring together

9. interspecific competition competition between two organisms from
different species i.e. robin and a blue tit com-
peting for water, bugs, nests

10. intraspecific competition competition between two organisms of the
same species i.e. two lions competing for a
mate

11. succession A series of predictable and orderly changes
within an ecosystem over time.

12. primary succession when newly formed rock becomes inhabited
by a pioneer species for the first time caus-
ing succession to begin

13. secondary succession

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, ecosystems
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when plants are all destroyed but the soil
remains so plant life restarts i.e. caused by
forest fire or deforestation

14. pioneer species the first species to inhabit a newly formed
rock i.e. lichen

15. sere a stage of succession

16. climax community the highest level of succession which has
the most complex organisms and is a stable
environment

17. process of succession 1. newly formed rock from lava is inhabited
by lichen
2. lichen dies and is decomposed forming
a basic soil which holds little nutrients and
water
3. mosses grow using water and nutrients in
soil
4. mosses die adding to soil increasing soil
quality
5. this repeats with grasses, shrubs, bushes
and then trees
6. each stage deepens the soil and the last
stage will reach climax community

18. plagioclimax when succession is forced to stop due to
human activity such as moving a lawn

19. light dependent reaction part of photosynthesis that requires light en-
ergy




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