Unit 2: Ecology Lesson #1: Levels of Organization

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Unit 2: Ecology Lesson #1: Levels of Organization Objective: understand how the biosphere is broken up into different levels Please grab your Lab Bag, comp book and have a seat. Write the lesson # and objective.

Ecology Table of Contents Don’t forget the table of contents! Ecology Table of Contents Lesson # Topic Page #

A. The Levels of Organization

A. The Levels of Organization Ecology

A. The Levels of Organization Ecology Study of living things and their interactions with other living or non-living things.

Ecologists study different levels of organization.

Ecologists study different levels of organization.

B. Levels of Organization

B. Levels of Organization Organism- 1 individual living thing

B. Levels of Organization Organism- 1 individual living thing Population- Group of the same organisms living in one area

Community- A group of different populations living in an area.

Community- A group of different populations living in an area.

Community- A group of different populations living in an area. Ecosystem- A group of living organisms and nonliving things Interacting in the same area.

Community- A group of different populations living in an area. Ecosystem- A group of living organisms and nonliving things Interacting in the same area.

Biome- A large geographical area with distinctive plant and animals adapted to the environment.

Biome- A large geographical area with distinctive plant and animals adapted to the environment.

Biome- A large geographical area with distinctive plant and animals adapted to the environment. Biosphere- includes all regions of the earth occupied by living things.

Biome- A large geographical area with distinctive plant and animals adapted to the environment. Biosphere- includes all regions of the earth occupied by living things.

C. Parts of an Ecosystem

Biotic Factors- Living things C. Parts of an Ecosystem Biotic Factors- Living things

Biotic Factors- Living things Abiotic Factors- Nonliving things C. Parts of an Ecosystem Biotic Factors- Living things Abiotic Factors- Nonliving things

Abiotic Factors- Nonliving things Biotic Factors- Living things C. Parts of an Ecosystem Abiotic Factors- Nonliving things Biotic Factors- Living things

Abiotic Factors- Nonliving things Biotic Factors- Living things C. Parts of an Ecosystem Abiotic Factors- Nonliving things Biotic Factors- Living things

Abiotic Factors- Nonliving things Biotic Factors- Living things C. Parts of an Ecosystem Abiotic Factors- Nonliving things Biotic Factors- Living things

Abiotic OR Biotic ?

Abiotic OR Biotic ?

Abiotic OR Biotic ?

Abiotic OR Biotic ?

Abiotic OR Biotic ?

Create a Levels of Organization Analogy Create a series of Concentric Circles Label each circle with the appropriate label Thinking about your world, fill in each circle. Include an image or picture

What are Concentric Circles?