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I need to write a song about ecology and ecosystem in the tune of Bruno Mars’ Count on Me.
It should also consist terms like Manmade and Natural resources, Biotic and Abiotic, Community, Population, Habitat, Ecological niche, Food Chain, Food Web, Interrelationships and Energy Pyramid.
Anyone who could give me any lyrical ideas or construct a sample lyrics would be rewarded 5 stars.
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For a science poster I have to arrange some terms from “biggest” to “smallest” based on how where the terms fit in a biosphere. My teacher assigned this project before we have actually started the unit, so we haven’t learned this yet and I don’t know if I have them in the right order. These are the words in the order I put them in:
Biosphere
Biome
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Habitat
Niche
Organism
Is this how you would have ordered them? I know for sure that the first and last terms are right, but I’m not sure about the rest.

Parasites like other organisms carry out a niche or a functional role in the environment. Describe their functional role. How do they interact at the various emergent levels of ecology? Population, community, ecosystem levels

The organisms of one species living together in the same place at the same time are a ____.
(1 point)
community
population
niche
all of the above
2.
Which process uses oxygen in plants, algae, and animals?
(1 point)
transpiration
photosynthesis
chemosynthesis
respiration
3.
During photosynthesis, light energy becomes ____ energy.
(1 point)
soil life
chemical
mechanical
pyramid
4.
Which of the following eats consumers?
(1 point)
carnivore
herbivore
bacteria
fungi
5.
Nitrogen in the soil is used by ____.
(1 point)
plants
animals
both a and b
neither a nor b
6.
As you move upward, from level to level, in an energy pyramid, energy ____.
(1 point)
decreases
increases
stays at the same level
is destroyed
7.
Of the following, which is NOT a freshwater ecosystem?
(1 point)
lake
pond
estuary
swamp
Completion
8.
The portion of Earth that supports life is called the ____________________.
(1 point)
9.
The burrow a chipmunk digs under a patio stone is an example of a(n) ____________________.
(1 point)
10.
Organisms that can use the energy from an outside source such as the Sun to create energy-rich molecules are called ____________________.
(1 point)
11.
A symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit is called ____________________.
(1 point)
12.
Average weather conditions over time are called ____________________.
(1 point)
Short Answer
13.
Compare and contrast a community and an ecosystem.
(3 points)
14.
Why must a producer be at the base of every food chain?
(3 points)
15.
Describe the relationship between CO2 and oxygen in the process of photosynthesis. How does this benefit both plants and animals?
(3 points)
16.
Compare a climax community to a pioneer species.
(3 points)
17.
List at least three ways in which grassland and tundra biomes are similar. (3 points)

1. The organisms of one species living together in the same place at the same time are a ____.
community
population
niche
all of the above
2. Which process uses oxygen in plants, algae, and animals? (1 point)
transpiration
photosynthesis
chemosynthesis
respiration
3. During photosynthesis, light energy becomes ____ energy. (1 point)
soil life
chemical
mechanical
pyramid
4. Which of the following eats consumers?
herbivore
bacteria
fungi
5. Nitrogen in the soil is used by ____.
plants
animals
both a and b
neither a nor b
6. As you move upward, from level to level, in an energy pyramid, energy ____. (1 point)
decreases
increases
stays at the same level
is destroyed
7. Of the following, which is NOT a freshwater ecosystem? (1 point)
lake
pond
estuary
swamp
Completion
8. The portion of Earth that supports life is called the ____________________.
9. The burrow a chipmunk digs under a patio stone is an example of a(n) ____________________.
(1 point)
10. Organisms that can use the energy from an outside source such as the Sun to create energy-rich molecules are called ____________________.
11. A symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit is called ____________________.
12. Average weather conditions over time are called ____________________.
(1 point)
Short Answer
13. Compare and contrast a community and an ecosystem.
14. Why must a producer be at the base of every food chain?
15. Describe the relationship between CO2 and oxygen in the process of photosynthesis. How does this benefit both plants and animals?
16. Compare a climax community to a pioneer species.
17. List at least three ways in which grassland and tundra biomes are similar.

Question 8
For natural selection to occur, organisms must ____.
all of the listed choices
produce more offspring than can survive
be able to pass on adaptive traits to their offspring
have a variety of traits that affect their success in surviving and reproducing
Question 9
Change in organisms’ characteristics over time is termed biological _____.
homeostasis
evolution
sedimentation
biogeography
Question 10
A group of individuals that possess similar characteristics and can interbreed and produce fertile offspring is called a _____.
species
genome
community
population
Question 11
When we examine the differences in amino acids found in human hemoglobin and the hemoglobin of other vertebrate species, we find ____.
no differences at all; all hemoglobin is identical
the fewest differences in species such as apes and monkeys, more differences in non-mammalian groups like birds, and the most differences in the simplest forms like lampreys
a random distribution; every species seems different but there is no discernible pattern
Question 12
Religion-based alternative ideas for the origin of species cannot be taught in science classes because ____.
scientists are close-minded atheistic fanatics who want to destroy the moral values of our nation
religion-based explanations are not testable, because spiritual experiences are subjective rather than objective
Question 13
In a careful study of beak size and shape in Galapagos finches done in the 1970’s, researchers found _____.
no evidence of population traits changing over time
the average beak depth in chicks changed from one year to the next in response to environmental changes
Question 14
An organism’s niche is best described as its _____.
ecological role
genomic makeup
tendency to undergo mutation
habitat type
Question 15
Charles Darwin’s ideas about how the forces of nature create changes in living organisms were rooted in 30 years of observation, including his service as a naturalist on the HMS Beagle, which spent _____ exploring and mapping the coastline of South America and circumnavigating the globe.
several months
twenty years
five years
one year
Question 16
The ancestor of the modern whale seems to have been a four-limbed hooved animal, somewhat piglike (see p. 251). The modern whale has totally lost its hind-legs, but it still retains bones of the pelvis, although the pelvis serves no apparent purpose any more. In this case, the whale’s pelvis is considered a ____.
result of sexual selection
homozygous structure
vestigial structure
analogous structure
Question 17
The wings of birds and bees are built from completely different tissue origins, although both types of organisms use their wings for the same purpose: flying. In this case, wings would be described as _____.
devolved
an analagous structure
a homologous structure
vestigial organs