24
Welcome to... A Game of X’s and O’s

Animals2

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

Page 1: Animals2

Welcome to...

A Game of X’s and O’s

Page 2: Animals2

Inspired by

Presentation

© 2000 - All rights [email protected]

Page 3: Animals2

7 8 9

4 5 6

1 2 3

Page 4: Animals2

7 8 9

4 5 6

1 2 3Scoreboard

X

O

Click Here ifX Wins

Click Here ifO Wins

Page 5: Animals2

1

What can cause succession in an ecosystem?

Page 6: Animals2

1

Organisms in an ecosystem, change in climate, adding new plants or

animalsHome

Page 7: Animals2

2

What is secondary succession?

Page 8: Animals2

2

When damaged ecosystem naturally rebuildHome

Page 9: Animals2

3

What is extinction?

Page 10: Animals2

3

Death of an entire speciesHome

Page 11: Animals2

4

Give two examples of pollution

Page 12: Animals2

4

Acid rain, chemicals, burning fossil fuelHome

Page 13: Animals2

5

What are the three ways we can conserve ecosystems?

Page 14: Animals2

5

Reduce, reuse, recycleHome

Page 15: Animals2

6

What is symbiosis?

Page 16: Animals2

6

The relationship between different organisms Home

Page 17: Animals2

7

What is mutualism and give an example.

Page 18: Animals2

7

When both organisms benefit. Example: ant and aphids, birds and rhino

Home

Page 19: Animals2

8

What is commensalism and give an example.

Page 20: Animals2

8

When one animal benefits from the relationship but the other isn’t affected.

Example: remora and shark, barnacles and whale

Home

Page 21: Animals2

9

What is parasitism and give an example of a parasite and a host.

Page 22: Animals2

9

When one organism benefits and the other is harmed. Example: roundworm/tapeworm,

virus, sea lamprey (parasites)Home

Page 23: Animals2
Page 24: Animals2