1. Biomes
1.1. Temperate decidous forest
1.2. Coniferous forest
1.3. Desert
1.4. Tundra
1.5. Freshwater biome
1.6. Marine biome
1.7. Grassland/savannah
1.8. Rainforest
2. Food Chain
2.1. Included in one
2.1.1. Organisms
2.1.2. Primary Consumer
2.1.3. Secondary Consumer
2.1.4. Tertiary Consumer
2.1.5. Decomposer
2.1.6. Producers
2.2. Example
3. Food Web
3.1. Many food chains
3.2. Show relationships in one ecostystem between abiotic and biotic factors
3.3. Example
4. Abiotic Factors
4.1. Examples
4.1.1. Sunlight
4.1.2. Water
4.1.3. Dirt
4.1.4. Air
4.1.5. Wrist Watch
4.1.6. Electricity
4.1.7. A rock
5. Trophic Levels
5.1. Transfer of energy
6. Ecosystem
6.1. Biodiversity
6.1.1. Genetic Biodiversity
6.1.2. Species Biodiversity
6.1.3. Ecosystem Biodiversity
6.2. Pioneer Species
6.3. Indicator Species
7. Succession
7.1. Ecological succession
7.1.1. Primary succession
7.1.1.1. Example- when a volcano reaches above sea level
7.1.2. Secondary succession
7.1.2.1. Example- after a volcano erupts
8. Community
8.1. Climax Community
9. Biotic Factors
9.1. Examples
9.1.1. Corpse
9.1.2. Plants
9.1.3. Cheetah
9.1.4. Paper
9.1.5. Dandriff
9.1.6. 2 by 4-wood
9.1.7. Corn
10. Population
10.1. Limiting Factors
10.1.1. Examples
10.1.1.1. Drought
10.1.1.2. Prey
10.1.1.3. Pollution
10.2. Endangered Species
10.3. Threatened Species
10.4. Hot Spots
10.5. Carrying capicity
10.6. Population Growth
10.7. Population Growth Rate
10.8. Exponential growth
10.8.1. J-curve
10.9. S-curve
11. Water
11.1. Water Pollution
11.1.1. Non-point source
11.1.1.1. Runoff
11.1.2. Point source
11.1.2.1. Ex: Companies dumping
11.1.3. Impermeable
11.1.3.1. Ex: concrete
11.1.4. Erosion
11.1.4.1. Caused by loss of vegeatation
11.1.4.2. Adds to water pollution-sediment
11.1.5. Organic Pollutant
11.1.5.1. Examples
11.1.5.1.1. detergants
11.1.5.1.2. Insecticides and herbicides
11.1.5.1.3. Petroleum by-products
11.1.5.1.4. Tree and bush debris
11.1.6. Inorganic Pollutant
11.1.6.1. Examples
11.1.6.1.1. Ammonia
11.1.6.1.2. Heavy metals
11.1.6.1.3. Sediment
11.1.7. Urbanization
11.2. Water purfication
11.2.1. Desalination
11.2.1.1. Used in most African countries
11.2.1.2. Taking the salt out of ocean water to make it drinkable.
11.2.2. Wetlands
11.2.2.1. Purifies water
11.2.2.2. A type of ecosytem
11.2.3. Watershed
11.2.3.1. We live in the Delaware Basin.
11.2.4. Aquifer
12. Resources
12.1. Natural
12.1.1. Renewable
12.1.1.1. Any material or energy source that cycles or can be replaced withen a human life span
12.1.1.2. Examples
12.1.1.2.1. Trees
12.1.1.2.2. Grass
12.1.1.2.3. Water
12.1.1.2.4. Air
12.1.1.2.5. Solar Power
12.1.2. Nonrenewable
12.1.2.1. Material or energy source that cannot replaced during a human life span
12.1.2.2. Examples
12.1.2.2.1. Oil
12.1.2.2.2. Minerals
12.1.2.2.3. Fossil Fuels
12.1.2.2.4. Rock