4. Questions:
What did you observe in the
presented video clip?
What are the living things
present in the video?
What are the living things
present in the video?
How do organisms interact
with living and non- living
things?
8. Importance
Ecology
understanding ecological
relationships
understanding biotic and abiotic
factors such as pests, soil
nutrients, and water availability
can help optimize crop yields
biotic factors like the role of plants
in soil formation can be studied as
well as abiotic factors such as
weathering, erosion, and rock
formation
Agriculture
Geology
21. Biotic component in the ecosystem like tree,
penguin, and jellyfish will grow, reproduce,
adapt,develop, move, and react to stimulus
while abiotic component like mountain and
water will not grow, reproduce,
adapt,develop, move, and react to stimulus.
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25. Biotic component in the ecosystem like fish and
mushroom will grow, reproduce,
adapt,develop, move, and react to stimulus
while abiotic component like clouds will not
grow, reproduce, adapt,develop, move, and
react to stimulus.
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29. Biotic component in the ecosystem like snake
will grow, reproduce, adapt,develop, move,
and react to stimulus while abiotic component
like rocks and light will not grow, reproduce,
adapt,develop, move, and react to stimulus.
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31. Directions: Select and perform only one of your
choice and by following the given criteria below.
1.Construct a caricature of your desired
environment where biotic and abiotic factors thrive.
2.Create a 3D book of the ecosystem. Surf the
internet for sample 3D books.
3.Make a cartooning on how human beings destroy
the environment. Provide 2 paragraph of the
solutions you can cite on how to lessen or eradicate
the effects of the destruction.
4.Make a comic strip on your exploration of the
environment where biotic and abiotic factors thrive.
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35. Definition of Terms:
Relation -the way in
which two or more
concepts, objects, or
people are
connected; a thing’s
effect on or
relevance to another.
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38. Different Types of Ecological Relationships:
1. Mutualism - is defined as an
interaction between individuals of
different species that results in
positive (beneficial) effects on per
capita reproduction and/or survival
of the interacting populations.
symbol: (+,+)
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40. Different Types of Ecological Relationships:
2. Commensalism - is a type of relationship
between two living organisms in which one
organism benefits from the other without
harming it.
symbol: (+,0)
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Commensal - eating together at the same table.
Host - an animal or plant on or in which a parasite or
commensal organism lives.
42. Different Types of Ecological Relationships:
3.Competition - the struggle
among organisms, both of
the same and of different
species, for food, space, and
other vital requirements.
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44. Different Types of Ecological Relationships:
4. Parasitism - the practice of living as a
parasite in or on another organism.
symbol: (+,-)
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Parasite - an organism that lives on or in an
organism of another species, known as the host, from
the body of which it obtains nutriment.
Host - an animal or plant on or in which a parasite or
commensal organism lives.
46. Different Types of Ecological Relationships:
5. Predation - the preying of one
animal on others.
symbol: (+,-)
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Predator - an animal that naturally preys on others.
Prey - an animal that is hunted or killed by another
animal for food.
50. ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIP IMAGE ORGANISMS INVOLVED DESCRIPTION
Predation
Owl
Predator- animal
that capture
+
Rat
Prey- animal
being captured
-
Predation is
an
ecological
relationship
where one
organism
captures and
consumes
another
organism.
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52. Term + verb + general term +
relative pronoun + specific
description
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53. Predation is an ecological relationship where an organism captures and eats another organism.
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Term verb general term relative specific description
• pronoun
55. ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIP IMAGE ORGANISMS INVOLVED DESCRIPTION
Predation
Snake
Predator- animal
that capture
+
Lizard
Prey- animal
being captured
-
Predation is
an ecological
relationship
where one
organism
captures and
consumes
another
organism.
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Term + verb + general term + relative pronoun + specific description
•
58. ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIP IMAGE ORGANISMS INVOLVED DESCRIPTION
Competition
Caterpillar Caterpillar
Competition
is an
ecological
relationship
where
organisms
compete for
the same
needs in their
environment.
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Term + verb + general term + relative pronoun + specific description
•
61. ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIP IMAGE ORGANISMS INVOLVED DESCRIPTION
Competition
Trees Small plants
Competition
is an
ecological
relationship
where
organisms
compete for
the same
needs in their
environment.
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65. ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIP IMAGE ORGANISMS INVOLVED DESCRIPTION
Mutualism
Flower
+
Bee
+
Mutualism is
an ecological
relationship
where both
organisms
benefit from
each other.
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67. ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIP IMAGE ORGANISMS INVOLVED DESCRIPTION
Mutualism
Tree
+
Ant
+
Mutualism is
an ecological
relationship
where both
organisms
benefit from
each other.
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70. ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIP IMAGE ORGANISMS INVOLVED DESCRIPTION
Commensalism
Tree
0
Lichens
+
Commensalism
is an ecological
relationship
where one
organism is
benefited
while the
other is
unaffected
(neither
harmed nor
benefited).
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72. ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIP IMAGE ORGANISMS INVOLVED DESCRIPTION
Commensalism
Vermiliad
0
Gaudy
Leaf Frog
+
Commensalism
is an ecological
relationship
where one
organism is
benefited while
the other is
unaffected
(neither harmed
nor benefited).
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74. ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIP IMAGE ORGANISMS INVOLVED DESCRIPTION
Parasitism
Mistletoe
+
Tree
-
Parasitism is
an ecological
relationship
where one
organism is
benefited
while the
other organism
is harmed but
not necessarily
die.
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76. ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIP IMAGE ORGANISMS INVOLVED DESCRIPTION
Parasitism
Tick
+
Deer
-
Parasitism is
an ecological
relationship
where one
organism is
benefited
while the
other organism
is harmed but
not necessarily
die.
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78. ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIP IMAGE ORGANISMS INVOLVED DESCRIPTION
Parasitism
Worm
+
Animal
-
Parasitism is
an ecological
relationship
where one
organism is
benefited
while the
other organism
is harmed but
not necessarily
die.
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