Ecology

Ecology

Ecology is the study of the relationship between living organisms and their surroundings.  This fascinating topic explores the connection between all living things in ecosystems.

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Ecology Standards
Ecology Turn-In Link
Pre-Assessments

• Ecology Standard 1
• Ecology Standard 2
• Ecology Standard 4

Assignments:

1. Krill is Gone
   
2. Ecology Synonym Chart
3. 13.4 Reading Summary
4. 13.4 Reading Summary Key
5. Trophic Level
6. Energy Simulation
7. Energy Simulation Data
8. Biogeochemical Lab
9. Symbiosis Scenarios
10. Habitat vs Niche 
11. Habitat vs Niche Activity
12. 13.5 Reading  Summary
13. 13.5 Reading Summary Key
14. Succession Lab
15. Pond Water Observation Lab
16. 14.2 Reading Summary
    
17. 14.2 Reading Summary Key
18. 14.3 & 14.4 Reading Summary
19. 14.3 Reading Summary Key
20. Limiting Factors to Population Size Webquest
21. Review Quiz
22. Habitat vs Niche Carousel
23. Nemo Review Activity
24. Ecology Scavengar Hunt Review
25. Advanced Biology Human Disturbances Exceeds Project
    
26. General Biology Human Disturbances Exceeds Project 
    

Notes:

Levels of Organization Notes

Feeding Relationship Notes

Biogeochemical Cycle Notes

Habitat vs Niche Notes

Symbiosis Notes
Mutualism Examples: Dolphin Hunt, Ant & Caterpillar
Parasitism Examples: Killer Fungi
Commensalism Examples: Pitcher Plant & Spider

Human Disturbances Notes

Population Notes

Resources:

• Ecology Study Guide
• Ecology Study Guide Key
• Pond Water Life Identification
• Pond Water Life Identification 2 
• A virtual pond water sample
• Energy Flow
• Biogeochemcial Cycle Summary
• Phosphorous Cycle
• Nitrogen Cycle
• Water Cycle
• Carbon Cycle
• Limiting Factors
• Forest Ecosystem

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Ecology Article Summaries:

• Beetle Devastation in Yellowstone
• Loss of Wetlands: How are birds affected?
• Urban Coyotes
• Future of Marine Fish Resources
• Coral Reefs Uner Stress

Videos:

Crash Course Biology: Ecology!

Habitat & Niche

Ecological Succession

Secondary Succession

Diagrams:

Water Cycle

Phosphorous Cycle

Carbon Cycle

Food Web

Producers & Consumers:

Nitrogen Cycle

Water Cycle