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Ecosystems and the Biosphere Chapter 22 Ecosystems and the Biosphere

Grassland Food Web

Energy Flow Through an Ecosystem

Food Chain in an Antarctic Ecosystem

Food Web in an Antarctic Ecosystem

Making an Ecosystem Model

Energy Flow Through an Ecosystem

Amount of Energy at Four Trophic Levels

Causes of Earth’s Climate

Water Cycle

Carbon Cycle

Nitrogen Cycle

Carbon Dioxide and Average World Temperatures

Effects of Acid Rain

Global Distribution of Seven Biomes

Four Trophic Levels in an Aquatic Ecosystem

Three Habitats in a Marine Environment