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2 Environment & Art: Exploring the natural world through photography
Sarah Moore Bronx Guild HS

3 Vocabulary Review Parasite Organism Scavenger Predator Decomposer Prey
Equilibrium Organism Predator Prey

4 oxygen, carbon dioxide, rocks, weather etc.
Ecosystem biotic factors: plants, animals, decomposers abiotic factors: sun, water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, rocks, weather etc. Autotroph Heterotroph Tertiary Consumer Secondary Consumer Primary Consumer Producer

5 All life is interdependent
Types of Relationships: Symbiosis Mutualism Commensalism Parasitism

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