Environmental Science Justin

1. Trophic Levels

1.1. Primary Consumer

1.2. Producers

1.3. Secondary Consumer

1.4. Tertiary Consumer

1.5. Decomposer

2. Food Web

3. Food Chain

4. Biotic Factors

5. Abiotic Factors

6. Species

6.1. Endangered Species

6.2. Threated Species

6.3. Indicator Species

6.4. Pioneer Species

7. Growth

7.1. Population Growth

7.2. Population Growth Rate

7.3. Exponential Growth

8. Graph

8.1. S-Curve

8.2. J-Curve

9. Resource

9.1. Nonrenewable Resource

9.2. Renewable Resource

9.3. Natural Resource

10. Water

10.1. Water Pollution

10.2. Aquifer

10.3. Water Purification

10.4. Watershed

11. Urbanization

12. Carry Capacity

13. Level of Organism

13.1. Organism

13.2. Population

13.3. Community

13.4. Ecosystem

13.5. Biomes

14. Biomes

14.1. Rainforest

14.2. Temperate deciduous forest

14.3. Coniferous forest

14.4. Desert

14.5. Tundra

14.6. Freshwater biome

14.7. Marine biome

14.8. Grassland/savannah

15. Biodiverstiy

15.1. Genetic Biodiverstiy

15.2. Species Biodiverstiy

15.3. Ecosystem Biodiverstiy

16. Hotspot

17. Succession

17.1. Ecological Succession

17.2. Primary Succession

17.3. Secondary Succesion

18. Source

18.1. Non-point Source

18.2. Point Source

19. Pollutent

19.1. Organic Pollutent

19.2. Inorganic Pollutent

20. Problems

20.1. Erosion

20.2. Runoff

20.3. Desalination

21. Impermeable

22. Limiting Factors

23. Climax Community