Biotic - Living or was once living, Abiotic - Not living and was never alive, Omnivore - Eats both plants and animals, Carnivore - Eats only other orgnisms, Herbivore - Eats only plants, Consumer/ Heterotroph - Has to eat others for energy, Producer/ Autotrophs - Makes its own food, Unicellular - Organisms made of one cell, Multicellular - Organisms made up of multiple cells, Eukaryotic - Organisms who's cells have a nucleus, Prokaryotic - Organisms who's cells have no nucleus, Pioneer Species - First species to arrive in an area, Ecological Succession - the normal, gradual change in species composition in a given geographic area., Primary Succession - Ecological succession when there is NO soil, Secondary Succession - Ecological succession when there is soil, Climax Community - When an ecosystem has reached its full potential., Biodiversity - the amount of different organisms in an ecosystem., sustainability - when an environment can survive threats, Natural Selection - best genes suited for the environment are passed to the next generation. The fittest survives. , Selective Breeding - Humans decide what to breed in or.der to get the traits humans want, Hybridization - The breeding of two different organisms, Inbreeding - The breeding of the same kind of organism.,

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