MAN AND HIS ENVIROMENT Presented By: Salman Jamil 10 th Class Biology.

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MAN AND HIS ENVIROMENT Presented By: Salman Jamil 10 th Class Biology

Organism

Community “All the populations that live in a habitat and interact in various ways with one another are collectively called a Community”

Components of Environment

Ecosystem “The self sufficient unit of an environment formed as a result of interaction between biotic and abiotic components is called as Ecosystem”

Forest Ecosystem

Aquarium