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Adaptations, interdependence and competition MatchUp
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High light intensity
Interspecific competition
Abiotic factors
Interdependence
Extremophiles
Population
Invasive species
Light, space, water and mineral ion availability
Community
Ecosystem
Adaptations
Food, mates and territory
New pathogens
Intraspecific competition
Biotic factors
The interactions of organisms with each other and the non-living parts of the environment
All the organisms of the same species in a habitat
All the populations of organisms in a habitat
Organisms rely on each other
Competition between different species in a community
Competition between members of a species
Living factors
Non-living factors
What animals compete for
What plants compete for
Example of a biotic factor for plants or animals
Example of an abiotic factor that increases the rate of photosynthesis in plants
Species which cause major change to an ecosystem which is not their own
Features which enable an organism to survive in their environment
Organisms which can survive in very extreme conditions