Enviromental Science Vocabulary by Steve
by Stephen vanyo
1. Food Web
2. Food Chain
2.1. Producer
2.2. New node
2.3. New node
2.4. New node
3. Population
4. Commuinity
5. Trophic Levels
5.1. Producer
5.2. Primary Consumer (1st degree)
5.3. Secondary Consumer (2nd degree)
5.4. Tertiary Consumer (3rd degree)
6. Decomposers
7. Biodiversity
7.1. Genetic Biodiversity
7.2. Species Biodiversity
7.3. Ecosystem Biodiversity
8. Hot spots
9. Threatend Species
10. Indicator Species
11. Primary Succession
12. Secondary Succession
13. Pioneer species
13.1. New node
14. Climax Community
15. Carrying Capacity
16. S curve
17. Water Pollution
17.1. Organic Pollutant
17.2. Inorganic Pollutant
18. Aquifer
18.1. An underground water source
19. Desalination
19.1. The removal of salt from salt water
20. Water purification
21. Watershed
22. Impermeable
23. Erosion
23.1. New node
24. Runoff
25. Wetlands
26. Urbanization
27. Resources
27.1. Natural Resources
27.2. Renewable Resources
27.3. Nonrenewable Resources
28. Biome
28.1. Rainforest
28.2. Temperate deciduous forest
28.3. Coniferous forest
28.4. Desert
28.5. Tundra
28.6. Freshwater biome
28.7. Marine biome
28.8. Grassland/savannah
29. Organism
30. Ecosystem
31. Biotic Factors
32. Abiotic Factos
32.1. New node
33. Endangered Species.
34. Ecological Succession
35. Limiting Factors
36. Population Growth
37. Population Growth Rate
38. Exponential Growth
39. J curve
39.1. New node
40. Sources of pollution
40.1. Point Source
40.2. Non-point Source
