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The number of individuals of a species per unit area.  \nR Net Energy B. This is an organism that supplies matter and energy, also known as an  \nautotroph.  \nN Niche C. This is a type of biome which is found on the land.  \nP Numbers Pyramid D. This is the circulation of water between land, air and surface.  \nG Ozone Layer E. This is a northern hemisphere habitat with wet soil.  \nJ Parasitism F. This is the interaction of two organisms where both benefit.  \nH Population G Part of the Earth's stratosphere which contains relatively high  \n. concentrations of O3. It absorbs much of the ultraviolet radiation that  \nwould normally reach the surface of the earth.  \nA Population Density H. All the individuals of a species that live together in one place at the  \nsame time  \nK Predation  \nM Primary Productivity  \nB Producer  \nO Resource Partitioning  \nE Taiga  \nI Temperate  \nC Terrestrial  \nQ Tundra  \nD Water Cycle  \nL Weather  \nI. This is a term used to describe a region between polar zones and the tropics with warm summers, cold winters and sufficient precipitation to support its species.  \nJ. This is a type of symbiosis where one organism benefits but the other is hurt.  \nK. This is the condition in which one living organism serves as a food source for another.  \nL. The various atmospheric conditions that occur at any given time in anyplace.  \nM. This is the rate at which primary producers produce biomass.  \nN. This is the role of a species in an ecosystem, consisting of such things as what it eats, when it eats, and where it lives.  \nO. This is when organisms coexist by sharing different resources within their habitat.  \nP. This is an ecological pyramid that shows graphically the population of each trophic level in a food chain.  \nQ. An ecosystem dominated by lichens, mosses, grasses, and woody plants. It is generally found at high latitudes. 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