Ecology Terms. P. 1. R. E D A. T O R. E. 2. H. H. 3. O. S. 4. T. C. Y. P. 5. Y. O. S. 6.
T. R U C. T. 7. U R A. L. M. 8. U. T U A L. I S M. I. E. E. B. O. C. Y. M. I. G. A. P. 9.
Ecology Terms 1
P
R
E
D
A
T
O
2
R 3
H 5
Y 6
S
T
H
O
P
E
C
Y
U
9
A
P
C
O
L
7
T
U
R
A
8
L
C
S
E
M
O U
T
U
A
L
B
O
M
I
G
P
U
L
A
T
I
O
A
N
I
H
S
A
B
E
I
O T
A
T
M
S
P E
13
U
E
14
A
R B
F
D H
A
P
A
R
A
S
I
T
V
I
C
O
M
M
U
N
I
T
O
W
U
R
D E 18
A 19
T 15
O
P 17
M
C
T
16
S
10
Y
S 11
R I
T
E
E
E
D
S Y
R
I
12
4
A
I L
T
T
I
E
O
E
N
V
I
R
Y
S
T
E
M
O
N
M
E
N
T
Y
I 20
E
C
O
S
N
Across
Down
1. Animal that hunts and eats prey.[8] 3. Organism on or in which a parasite lives.[4] 6. Type of adaptation relating to an organism's shape and size.[10] 8. Relationship where animals of different species help each other.[9] 9. Number of organisms of a species in an area at a particular time.[10] 11. Place where an organism lives.[7] 12. Factor that affects population numbers.[7] 16. Type of adaptation relating to an animal's actions.[11] 17. Organism that feeds off another e.g. tick.[8] 18. Living and non-living surroundings.[11] 19. All the organisms in a given area at a given time.[9] 20. A natural unit of living and non-living parts that interact to produce a stable system.[9]
1. Non-living or abiotic.[8] 2. Study of interrelationships of living organisms with their surroundings.[7] 4. "Living together" of organisms of different species for a long period of time.[9] 5. Animal that is eaten by a predator.[4] 7. Example of a physical factor in the environment is water and air ____.[11] 10. Relationship where two different organisms use the same resource such as food.[11] 13. Characteristic of an organism that enables it to function more effectively in its surroundings.[10] 14. Example of an important living or biotic factor.[4] 15. Example of an important physical factor is amount of drinking ____.[5]
