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Term	Definition
Food Web	A diagram that shows all the different pathways that energy can flow through an ecosystem.
Herbivore	Plant eater
Consumer	An organism that gets its energy from feeding on another organism. They are identified based on what it is they eat.
Producer.	An organism that makes its own food using energy from the sun. They support the entire food web!
Overpopulation	When the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all.
Invasive species	Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity.
Biodiversity	The number and variety of living organisms in an area.
omnivore	Consumers that eat both plants and animals.
Scavenger	A carnivore that feeds on the bodies of dead organisms.
Decomposer	Fungi and bacteria break down waste products and dead organisms into the elements they were made of. These raw materials are returned to the ecosystem.
Food Chain	A line up of organisms that illustrates how one eats the other.
Energy Pyramid	A diagram that shows how energy is distributed in each feeding level of a food web.
Which level of a food pyramid has the most energy?	The lowest level containing the producers.
Which level of a food pyramid has the least amount of energy?	The highest level containing the top predators.

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Created	March 11, 2008
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Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the gro Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is nea Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or ab Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the groun Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the g Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. 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Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surfaceAll 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.All 9 Terms Term Definition Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface ofFood Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the groundFood Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface oFood Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water levFood Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surfFood Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surface of the ground for most of the year.Food Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not originally from a geographic area. They have a negative impact on biodiversity. Biodiversity The number and variety of living organisms in an area. Wetland An area of land where the water level is near or above the surfFood Web A diagram representing the transfer of energy between organisms living within an ecosystem. Herbivore A consumer that eats plants. Consumer An organism that eats other organisms as a source of energy. Producer. An organism that makes its own food. Nitrogen Cycle The movement of nitrogen from the environment to living organisms and back again. Overpopulation A condition that occurs when the number of individuals within an environment becomes so large that there are not enough resources to support them all. Invasive species Plants, animals and microorganisms not ori

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