sprint 2 lsn 2

• Biologie
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

HAVE READY

• YOUR NOTES
• YOUR SCRUMBOARD
• GOOGLE CLASSROOM
• YOUR TEAM FOLDER
• THIS LESSONUP
• YOUR KERBOODLE BOOK PAGE 294
• SIT IN YOUR PROJECT GROUPS

STAND-UP MEETING: SPRINT 2

• Is sprint 2 organised?
• Does everyone have acces to all folders?
• Does everyone know what they need to do?
• Is everyone on track?
• Have your organised the scrumboard for sprint 2?
• WILL SPRINT 2 BE FINISHED FOR NEXT WEEK?

QUICK REVIEW

THE SURFACE OD THE EARTH WHERE ALL LIFE OCCURS IS THE......

1. HABITAT
2. ECOSYSTEM
3. BIOME
4. BIOSPHERE

A LARGE AREA WITH ROUGHLY THE SAME LANDSCAPE AND CLIMATE IS THE ....

1. HABITAT
2. ECOSYSTEM
3. BIOME
4. BIOSPHERE

ALL THE BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC THINGS TOGETHER IS CALLED THE ......

1. HABITAT
2. ECOSYSTEM
3. COMMUNITY
4. POPULATION

ALL THE ABIOTIC THINGS THAT AN ORGANISM IS IN DAILY DIRECT CONTACT WITH IS THE...

1. HABITAT
2. ECOSYSTEM
3. COMMUNITY
4. POPULATION

ALL THE LIVING ORGANISMS OF VARIOUS SPECIES WITHIN A SMALL AREA IS THE....

1. HABITAT
2. ECOSYSTEM
3. COMMUNITY
4. POPULATION

Biotic factors

Abiotic factors

A CAT HAS VERY GOOD NIGHT VISION:

1. STRUCTURAL
2. BEHAVIORAL
3. PHYSIOLOGICAL

A BAT'S ECHO LOCATION:

1. STRUCTURAL
2. BEHAVIORAL
3. PHYSIOLOGICAL

A SHARK'S FIN:

1. STRUCTURAL
2. BEHAVIORAL
3. PHYSIOLOGICAL

GEES FLYING SOUTH IN THE WINTER:

1. STRUCTURAL
2. BEHAVIORAL
3. PHYSIOLOGICAL

A BEAR HIBERNATING:

1. STRUCTURAL
2. BEHAVIORAL
3. PHYSIOLOGICAL

A TIGER'S STRIPES:

1. STRUCTURAL
2. BEHAVIORAL
3. PHYSIOLOGICAL

A WOLF HUNTS IN A PACK:

1. STRUCTURAL
2. BEHAVIORAL
3. PHYSIOLOGICAL

FACTORS THAT LIMIT HOW LARGE A POPULATION CAN GROW..

1. LIMITING FACTORS
2. CARRYING CAPACITY
3. EXPONENTIAL GROWTH

WHEN A POPULATION GROWS SO FAST IT DOUBLES EVERY GENERATION IT IS..

1. LIMITING FACTORS
2. CARRYING CAPACITY
3. EXPONENTIAL GROWTH

THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF A POPULATION THAT ONE AREA CAN SUSTAIN IS CALLED THE..

1. LIMITING FACTORS
2. CARRYING CAPACITY
3. EXPONENTIAL GROWTH

Sprint 2 lesson 2

TODAY:

RELATIONSHIPS:

• PREDATION
• COMPETITION
• SYMBIOSIS

KERBOODLE PAGES 294-297

"PREDATION"

• THIS IS THE BALANCE BETWEEN PREDATOR AND PREY.
• PREDATORS IS ADAPTED TO PREY.
• PREY ADAPTS TO SURVIVE.

"COMPETITION"

• WHEN MULTIPLE DIFFERENT ORGANISMS COMPETE FOR THE SAME FOOD SOURCE:
• WITHIN THE SPECIES
• BETWEEN SPECIES
• WITH HUMANS

"SYMBIOSIS"

• MUTUALISM   (+/+)
• COMMENSALISM   (+/0)
• PARASITISM   (+/-)

"MUTUALISM (+/+)"

• BOTH ORGANISMS BENEFIT FROM THE RELATIONSHIP.
• NONE ARE HARMED

"COMMENSALISM (+/0)"

• ONE ORGANISM BENEFITS FROM THE RELATIONSHIP AND THE OTHER ONE IS NEATHER HARMED NORE BENEFITS.
• NONE ARE HARMED

"PARASITISM (+/-)"

• ONE ORGANISM BENEFITS FROM THE RELATIONSHIP AND THE OTHER ONE IS HARMED.
• THE HOST IS HARMED

Sprint 2

• COMPLETE THE WORKSHEETS 
• DO EXERCISES 3-8 ON PAGES 300-301 
• CONTINUE A MINDMAP OF THIS CHAPTER 

• ADD YOUR LOGBOOKCOMPLETE THE REQUIRED ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE PROJECT:

• Create a predator prey cycle for your apex predator
•  in 3 slides showing (pictures short text) what competitors your apex predator has: 

1. within the species
2. between different species
3. with humans