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The sphere around earth where life can exist. It enables life to surive all over earth. |
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The place where an organsim lives. |
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The surrondings of a living organism. It includes living and non-living features. |
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It is the method in which plants gain all nutrients. It is when the y take in the air take all the nutrients from it and excrete the oxygen. |
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It is when organisms take in nutrients in the air and burn up fuel (food) to release energy. |
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A group of organisims that are all in the smae species who are living in the same location. |
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Organisims that can breed and produce fertile offspring. |
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Two or more organisims who are fighting over a possibly vital resource e.g. Food, territory or mates. |
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Someone who eats things someone else has left over. |
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An organisim that only eats the meat and flesh of other organisims. |
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An organisim that eats both vegetaion/plantation and flesh/meat. |
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A organisim that only eats plantation/vegetaion |
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An organisim that eats its own species |
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Usually plants, they are organisims that collect their energy from the sun |
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They are organisims that get their energy by eating other organisims |
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The Maori term for medicenes that are made from native plants |
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A group of different species living in the same habbitat. |
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