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Ecology

Abiotic factors Atmosphere Hydrosphere Lithosphere Energy

Biotic factors Organism Population Natural community

Other terms Ecosystem Landscape Biosphere/Ecosphere

Conservation Ecology Evolutionary Ecology Etc.

Marine Ecosystems

Coastal littoral (Eu) Bathyal zone Continental slope

Lentic Ecosystems

Lentic Ecosystems

Nutrient Density/Productivity/Biomass Oligotrophic Mesotrophic Eutrophic

Eutrophication Increased nutrients Algal bloom Algal crash Decomposer bloom Decreased oxygen Fish Kill Dead Lake

Lotic Ecosytems

Other related ecosystems Estuary Riparian system Wetland Seasonal Perennial

Terrestrial Ecosytems/Biomes

Biomes Climate Geology Geography Latitude Producers Consumers

Deciduous Forest

Coniferous Forest

Temperate Grassland

Tropical Grassland/Savanna

Chaparral

Tundra

Tropical Rain Forest

Net primary productivity = (Energy absorbed by producers) – (E consumed by producers)

Total Biomass

Monitoring Ecosystems Quadrat sampling Transect Capture/tag/recapture DNA fingerprinting Etc.

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