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Natural disasters, harsh weather, new competitors, dramatically reduces living organisms.

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When organisms move out of an ecosystem, usually based on lack of resources

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When organisms move into an ecosystem

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The maximum number of organisms that can be supported by an ecosystem based on limiting factors.

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Part of environment that keeps a population size at a level below it's full potential
Can be biotic (organism relationships) or abiotic (sunlight, living space)

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The path of energy from producers to consumers

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The place where organisms usually live

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Large regions characterized by climate and the community of species grouped together (ex: tropical rainforest or desert)

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All populations of organisms that live in the same area and interact with each other (positively or negatively)

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Group of same species that live in the same place at the same time.

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Organisms that are closely related and produce offsprings

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A community of organisms and their nonliving environment

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The study of how organisms interact with one another and the environment.

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An organism that needs to eat something

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A organism that makes food for other organisms to eat

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A organism that breaks down other dead organisms

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A bunch of different food chains that are linked together.

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Biotic: Interactions between living organisms in an area
Abiotic: A non living part of an enviroment

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A organism that only eats plants

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A organism that only eats other organisms/animals

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A organism that eats both plants and other organisms/animals