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Environment & Art: Exploring the natural world through photography Sarah Moore Bronx Guild HS

Vocabulary Review Parasite Organism Scavenger Predator Decomposer Prey Equilibrium Organism Predator Prey

oxygen, carbon dioxide, rocks, weather etc. Ecosystem biotic factors: plants, animals, decomposers abiotic factors: sun, water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, rocks, weather etc. Autotroph Heterotroph Tertiary Consumer Secondary Consumer Primary Consumer Producer

All life is interdependent Types of Relationships: Symbiosis Mutualism Commensalism Parasitism

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