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Introduction to Ecosystems

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1 Introduction to Ecosystems

2 What is an Ecosystem? Is the Rain Forest an Ecosystem?
Is the Kalahari Desert an Ecosystem

3 What is an Ecosystem? Is the African Savannah an Ecosystem?
Is the tundra an Ecosystem

4 What is an Ecosystem? Is Anatarctica an Ecosystem?
Is this sea floor an Ecosystem

5 What is an Ecosystem? Is this fallen tree an Ecosystem?
Is this beaver pond an Ecosystem

6 They are all Ecosystems
Ecosystem is all of the organisms that live in a region and interact with each other and their environment

7 Ecosystems Within an Ecosystem are its living and non-living components Called Biotic and Abiotic Factors

8 Biotic Factors Biotic Factors are Living things Their Remains
Things closely related to their activities

9 Abiotic Factors Abiotic Factors are non living and chemical components
Water Sunlight Soil Air Temperature Minerals

10 Abiotic or Biotic Bird

11 Abiotic or Biotic Bird Biotic

12 Abiotic or Biotic Bird’s nest

13 Abiotic or Biotic Bird’s nest Biotic

14 Abiotic or Biotic fungi

15 Abiotic or Biotic fungi Biotic

16 Abiotic or Biotic pebbles

17 Abiotic or Biotic pebbles Abiotic

18 Abiotic or Biotic shoelace

19 Abiotic or Biotic shoelace Abiotic

20 Abiotic or Biotic Elephant

21 Abiotic or Biotic Elephant Biotic

22 Abiotic or Biotic Elephant poop

23 Abiotic or Biotic Elephant poop Biotic

24 Abiotic or Biotic Elephant remains

25 Abiotic or Biotic Elephant remains Biotic

26 Abiotic or Biotic Elephant footprint

27 Abiotic or Biotic Elephant footprint Abiotic

28 Abiotic or Biotic Wind

29 Abiotic or Biotic Wind Abiotic

30 Abiotic or Biotic temperature

31 Abiotic or Biotic temperature Abiotic

32 Abiotic or Biotic Grass

33 Abiotic or Biotic Grass Biotic

34 Abiotic or Biotic sand

35 Abiotic or Biotic sand Abiotic

36 Abiotic or Biotic Rain

37 Abiotic or Biotic Rain Abiotic

38 Ecosystem Hierarchy Ecosystems are organized by ecologist to help us better study them. Organism Population Community Ecosystem Biosphere

39 Organism An individual Organism of a specific species.
Species a group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of interbreeding.(make babies who can also make babies)

40 Population All of the same species in an area

41 Community All of the different populations in an area

42 Ecosystem All of the different populations in an area (Community) and the non-living (Abiotic) factors

43 Biosphere All of the parts of the Earth that contain life.


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