Biology
- Ecology Revision
Ecology The following are some points to help you, it does not contain everything! You must revise on your own making summary notes and diagrams to help you. You have your notes, this web and your text book to help you. Please use all of these resources,...
- #65 Ecology
Ecology is the study of the ways in which organisms interact with their environment. Levels of ecological organisation A habitat is a type of environment in which an organism lives. For example, the habitat of a giraffe is grassland (savannah) with...
- Population: Ecology
This picture was taken at the Arnold Arboretum. Here is a large plot of land where many different shrubs and trees grow for display. All of these plants in one area are their own population. A population consists of organisms that can successfully reproduce...
- Genetic Variation In A Population: Genetics
This a picture of a garden of flowers and plants. Within this garden the plants are not homogenous, they each have their own unique genetic make up. Independent and unique genes contributes to their phenotype and why they all look different. The DNA of...
- Heterotroph
Term: heterotrophLiterally meaning: feeded by othersOrigin: Anc Greek??????/heteros(=different, other)?????/trophe(=food, nourishment )> ?????/drepo(=gather)) Coined/History(?) Definition Eterotroph is an organism that is unable to produce its own...
Biology
Heterotroph: Ecology
This is a picture of my pet turtle, Carlisle. Here he is eating his daily meal: lettuce. Carlisle fortunately has a nice owner who feeds him everyday. This means that he depends on me to feed him and he is a heterotroph. As a heterotroph, Carlisle is a consumer that does not make his own food. In a natural environment, he would not be categorized with plants, whom produce their own food. He contributes to diversity in a population.
- Ecology Revision
Ecology The following are some points to help you, it does not contain everything! You must revise on your own making summary notes and diagrams to help you. You have your notes, this web and your text book to help you. Please use all of these resources,...
- #65 Ecology
Ecology is the study of the ways in which organisms interact with their environment. Levels of ecological organisation A habitat is a type of environment in which an organism lives. For example, the habitat of a giraffe is grassland (savannah) with...
- Population: Ecology
This picture was taken at the Arnold Arboretum. Here is a large plot of land where many different shrubs and trees grow for display. All of these plants in one area are their own population. A population consists of organisms that can successfully reproduce...
- Genetic Variation In A Population: Genetics
This a picture of a garden of flowers and plants. Within this garden the plants are not homogenous, they each have their own unique genetic make up. Independent and unique genes contributes to their phenotype and why they all look different. The DNA of...
- Heterotroph
Term: heterotrophLiterally meaning: feeded by othersOrigin: Anc Greek??????/heteros(=different, other)?????/trophe(=food, nourishment )> ?????/drepo(=gather)) Coined/History(?) Definition Eterotroph is an organism that is unable to produce its own...