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Scavengers consume larger organisms and break them down into smaller bits which helps with decomposition.
Examples: vultures, jackals, hyenas, crabs, seagulls, coyote, shrimp, and raccoons.

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Detritivores also help speed up the decomposition process
Examples: worms, slugs, pillbug, mite, slug, flies, cockroaches, maggots, dung beetles

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Decomposers are very small, often single-celled organisms

Examples: fungi (mushrooms or mold) and bacteria

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The existence of a wide range of
different types of organisms in a given place at a given time.

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The act of coming into a habitat or place

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The act of leaving a habitat or place

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the number of individuals in a population relative to space.

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A factor present in an environment that controls the growth or distribution of a population of organisms in an ecosystem

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The number of individuals of a
particular species capable of surviving in a particular environment over long periods of time, and dependent on the effects of the limiting factors

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How an organism interacts with its environment; its role

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The place an organism lives

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The living parts of an environment

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The nonliving parts of an environment

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Where all life exists- the layer above, below, and on the earth

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A collection of the same ecosystems throughout the world

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All the living and nonliving parts of an area

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All the different living species in an area

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All of the same species in an area

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An individual; one of a species