BIO 107: CHAPTER 34 STUDY GUIDE THE IMPORTANT IDEAS OF THIS SECTION Organisms interact with their environment at several levels. (Modules 34.1-34.2) The distribution of life is influenced by other living and non-living factors. (Modules 34.3-34.4) Land regions can be divided up in terms of the life found in these regions. LEARNING OBJECTIVES Upon successful completion of Modules 34.1-34.4 you will be able to List and recognize examples of the levels at which organisms interact with each other. Identify examples of factors that may restrict the distribution of organisms in the biosphere. Define and provide or recognize examples of: ecology, abiotic factors, biotic factors Describe (including relative species diversity, temperature extremes, and precipitation) and recognize examples of the Chaparral biomes found on land: Bio 107 Chapter 34 Study Guide 1 Levels at which interactions between organisms occurs In the hierarchical organization of life, organisms interact with each other at the level of populations andcommunities. A single population...

BIO 107: CHAPTER 34 STUDY GUIDE THE IMPORTANT IDEAS OF THIS SECTION

Organisms interact with their environment at several levels. (Modules 34.1-34.2)
The distribution of life is influenced by other living and non-living factors. (Modules 34.3-34.4)
Land regions can be divided up in terms of the life found in these regions.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Upon successful completion of Modules 34.1-34.4 you will be able to

List and recognize examples of the levels at which organisms interact with each other.
Identify examples of factors that may restrict the distribution of organisms in the biosphere.
Define and provide or recognize examples of: ecology, abiotic factors, biotic factors
Describe (including relative species diversity, temperature extremes, and precipitation) and recognize examples of the Chaparral biomes found on land:

Bio 107 Chapter 34 Study Guide 1

Levels at which interactions between organisms occurs In the hierarchical organization of life, organisms interact with each other at the level of populations andcommunities. A single population…