Sun

The energy level at which an organism isfeeding at in a food chain

Only 10% of energy gets passed to thenext level

Diseases and parasites

Weather

Fires

Available habitat

Preadators

a diagram of how energy is passed fromone organism to the other by feeding

Abiotic

Biotic

needs to stay in balance to staysustainable. invasive species can putpressure on that

Carrying capacity maximum populationsize that can sustain indefinitely in anenvironment. Given the food, habitat andwater

The ingestion of toxins within an organismat a rate faster than they are eliminated

Concentration of a toxin magnifies as itgoes through the food chain

Symbiosis

Mutualism

Commensalism

Parasitism

Predation

Population

Community

Competition

Photosynthesis

Cellular respiration

Fossil fuels& Limestone

Calcium carbonate &Carbonic acid

CO^2

Organic material

Oil

Natural gas

Coal

Extracting fossil fuels

Burning fossil fuels

Cellular Respiration

Volcanoes

there needs to be the same amount ofcarbon sources and carbon sinks for thereto be balance

Forests

Ocean

there needs to be the same amount ofcarbon sinks and carbon sources forthere to be balance