Diversity in Ecosystems

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Diversity in Ecosystems Slide Show 2

The Earth as a closed ecological system: Content: Page 6-7 Closed System: A system in which there is no, or minimal, input of new material from the outside. (Self-sustaining) The earth is like this Only the sun’s energy can enter and some heat can leave

The Earth as a closed ecological system: We have a number of resources which must be managed properly and recycled There are nonrenewable resources If we run out of oil, for example, there won’t be any more arriving by courier, it is gone forever

The Earth as a Spaceship:

The Earth as a Spaceship: Think of a spaceship There is a supply of oxygen, food, and shelter All organisms on board work together to make sure all the systems are working properly Really, it is an ecosystem

The Earth as a Spaceship: We can think of the planet Earth as a spaceship If any malfunction occurs, the red alert flashes and something must be done or else the whole system will fail

Sustainability: The development of our resources to meet our present needs without reducing the ability of future generations to meet theirs If we make sure we don’t take or use too much now, we ensure that there will be some later A sustainable system is one that survives, functions and is renewed over time

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