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Biology by Mind Map: Biology

1. Orginization

1.1. Biosphere

1.1.1. The enire world's ecosystems combined

1.2. Ecosystem

1.2.1. A larger community

1.3. Community

1.3.1. A group of populations

1.4. Population

1.4.1. A group of the same orginisms

1.5. Orginisim

1.5.1. A lving thing

2. Ecological Roles

2.1. Producers

2.2. Consumers

2.2.1. Types

2.2.1.1. Secondary

2.2.1.1.1. Consume Producers

2.2.1.2. Teritary

2.2.1.2.1. Consume Secondary

2.3. Decomoposers

2.3.1. Recycle energy

2.4. Energy flow

2.4.1. The Dition in which energy flows through a food chain

3. Trophic Levels

3.1. Food Web

3.2. Food Chain

4. Cycles

4.1. Carbon

4.2. Phosphourus

4.3. Nitrogen

4.4. Preditor Prey Cycle

5. Extremeophiles

5.1. Acidophile

5.1.1. Very Acidic Enviroments

5.2. Alkaliphile

5.2.1. Very Basic Enviroments

5.3. Endolith

5.3.1. Deep Enviroments

5.4. Xerophiles

5.4.1. Driest Enviroments

5.5. Polyextemophiles

5.5.1. Multiple extreme Enviroments

5.6. Hyperthermophile

5.6.1. Very Hot enviroments

6. Bioaccumulation

6.1. Biomagnification

6.1.1. The further up the food chain bioaccumulation goes

6.2. When toxins accumulate in orginisms

7. Factors

7.1. Biotic

7.1.1. Factors effeced by biolgical factors.

7.2. Abiotic

7.2.1. Factors that are not biological

8. Symbosis

8.1. Mutuaism

8.1.1. Where both orginisms benefit

8.2. Commensalism

8.2.1. One Orgism benefits, the other is unharmed

8.3. Parasitism

8.3.1. Were a parisite feeds off a host

9. Biomes

9.1. Borreal Forest

9.2. Temperate Rainforest

9.3. Grassland

9.3.1. Tropical

9.3.2. Temperate

9.4. Tundra

9.5. Temperate Deciduous Forest

9.6. Tropical Rainforset

9.7. Desert

9.7.1. Cold

9.7.2. Hot

9.8. Permanent Ice

10. Evolution

10.1. Adaptaion

10.1.1. Adaptive Radiation

10.2. Natural selection

10.2.1. Profileration

10.3. Mimicry

10.4. Coevoluion

10.4.1. When prey evolve to match

10.5. Biodiversity

11. Community

11.1. Climax community

11.2. Extinction

11.3. Extripation

11.4. Keystone Species

11.5. Ecological Sucession

12. Competition

12.1. Interspecific

12.1.1. Bettween diffrent species

12.2. Intraspecific

12.2.1. Within the same species

13. Pyramids

13.1. Energy

13.2. Numbers

13.3. Biomass