ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE. LIVING THINGS, AS WE KNOW THEM, ARE CONFINED TO A SPECIFIC AREA OF EARTH THAT WE CALL… THE BIOSPHERE !!

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ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE

LIVING THINGS, AS WE KNOW THEM, ARE CONFINED TO A SPECIFIC AREA OF EARTH THAT WE CALL… THE BIOSPHERE !!

ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE THE BIOSPHERE IS DEFINED AS:  THE AREA ON EARTH WHERE ALL LIVING THINGS EXIST THE BIOSPHERE IS COMPOSED OF:  LIVING THINGS (THE LIVING ENVIRONMENT)  EXAMPLES?  NON-LIVING THINGS (THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT)  EXAMPLES??

ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT (EARTH SCIENCE ANYONE??)  EXAMPLES INCLUDE

ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE THE LIVING ENVIRONMENT  WITH SO MANY DIFFERENT LIVING THINGS, WE NEED TO ORGANIZE THEM TO BE ABLE TO EFFECTIVELY STUDY THEM…  HIERARCHY of LIFE  SPECIES (ORGANISM)   POPULATION   COMMUNITY   ECOSYSTEM   BIOME   BIOSPHERE

Hierarchy of Life 1. Species/organism/individual  a single individual representing a species 2. Population  All individuals of a SINGLE species in a given area 3. Community  Populations of different species interacting within an ecosystem

Hierarchy of Life Ecosystem  Includes all abiotic and biotic (communities) factors Biomes  Geographic regions with similar geological and climatic conditions Biosphere  The area of Earth where all living things exist

ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE

ECOLOGY  THE STUDY OF LIVING THINGS AND THEIR INTERACTIONS WITH EACH OTHER (LIVING ENVIRONMENT) AND THE ENVIRONMENT (PHYSICAL)

ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE HOW DO LIVING THINGS INTERACT WITH OTHER LIVING THINGS?  ECOLOGY OF POPULATIONS AND ECOSYSTEMS  POPULATION DYNAMICS CARRYING CAPACITY  AUTOTROPHS & HETEROTROPHS  SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIPS PARASITISM COMMENSALISM MUTUALISM PREDATOR/PREY

ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE OTHER INTERACTIONS INCLUDE  COMPETITION  INTERSPECIFIC VS INTRASPECIFIC  FOR WHAT DO LIVING THINGS HAVE TO COMPETE? RESOURCES (EXAMPLES?)

ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE ORGANISMS CAN TAKE ON THE FOLLOWING ROLES IN AN ECOSYSTEM  PRODUCER  DEFINITION?  CONSUMER  DEFINITION?  DECOMPOSER  DEFINITION? WE USE FOOD CHAINS AND FOOD WEBS TO ORGANIZE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ORGANISMS WITH THESE ROLES

ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE

WHEN WE STUDY FOOD CHAINS AND WEBS, WE FIND A SPECIFIC RELATIONSHIP TO AN ORGANISMS ROLE (PRODUCER VS CONSUMER) AND ITS TOTAL NUMBER WE REPRESENT THIS RELATIONSHIP IN A PYRAMID AND CALL IT A:

ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE PYRAMID OF BIOMASS OR PYRAMID OF ENERGY  PRODUCER  CONSUMER  HERBIVORE  CARNIVORE  OMNIVORE

ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE WHERE ARE THE DECOMPOSERS IN ALL OF THIS?  THEY ARE EVERYWHERE, AT EVERY LEVEL…  WHY? WHAT DO DECOMPOSERS DO?  RECYCLE ORGANIC MATTER  IS ORGANIC MATTER THE ONLY THING RECYCLED IN ECOSYSTEMS?  WHAT ELSE GETS RECYCLED? WATER, OXYGEN, CARBON DIOXIDE, NITROGEN

ORGANIZATION IN THE BIOSPHERE DO ALL ECOSYSTEMS LOOK THE SAME?  WHY NOT?  WHAT DO THEY LOOK LIKE?

Organization of the biosphere Taiga Tundra Grasslands Tropical Rainforests Desert Temperate Forest