Ecology & Organisms A survey of the most important concepts.

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Ecology & Organisms A survey of the most important concepts

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Ecology  Ecology is the study of the interactions among living things and their surroundings  How do organisms relate to each other?  How does the environment relate to organisms?

Ecology + Organization  Ecology organizes biotic and abiotic factors into levels of complexity  BIOTIC – living things  ABIOTIC – nonliving things

Examples of biotic factors? Examples of abiotic factors? Abiotic factors balance and change what biotic factors can survive

Ecology + Organization  The 1 st, most simple level is the single organism  Example: In a swamp in the Florida Everglades, a single turtle

Ecology + Organization  2 nd Level: The Population  A group of the same species that live together in one area  Example: All the turtles in the swamp

Ecology + Organization  3 rd Level: The Community  A group of different species that live together in one area  Example: the turtles, alligators, birds, fish, and plants in the swamp

Ecology + Organization  4 th Level: The Ecosystem  All the organisms and all the abiotic factors (soil water, climate, rocks, etc.) in one area  Ecosystems can vary in size and be nested (one ecosystem inside another)

Ecology + Organization  5 th Level: The Biome  A major regional or global community of organisms  Biomes are characterized by the climate conditions and communities that thrive there

Ecology + Organization  6 th (Last, most complicated) Level: The Biosphere  All the ecosystems on Earth (everywhere life exists)

Ecology + Organization  Crash Course Ecology Video

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