Ecosystems: An In-depth Exploration

Delve into the fascinating world of ecosystems through this comprehensive guide, covering the definition, components, relationships, classifications, and key learnings. Explore the intricate balance between living and non-living elements, trophic relationships, food chains, and diverse ecosystem types including prairies, woodlands, coasts, ponds, and cities. Gain insights into how ecosystems function and the importance of maintaining their equilibrium for the well-being of all organisms.

• Ecosystems
• Nature
• Relationships
• Trophic
• Classification

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1. natural sciences 5

2. PART 1 WATCH THE EXPLANATION: https://www.dropbox.com/s/68bxdtu3pyl14s9/PART1.mp4?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/ljhz481nj1b7c45/PART2.mp4?dl=0

3. Whats an ecosystem? An ecosystem includes all of the living and non-living things in a particular place. A habitat is the place where a particular living thing lives.

4. What are ecosystems like? An ecosystem is made up of two parts, the biotope and the biocoenosis. The biotope includes all of the non-living things in an ecosystem, such as geographical relief, soil, light and temperature. The biocoenosis includes all the living things in an ecosystem.

5. RELATIONSHIPS COMMUNITY INTERSPECIFIC RELATIONSHIP POPULATION INTRASPECIFIC RELATIONSHIP

6. What are trophic relationships? The relationships between the organisms that eat and the organisms that are eaten are called trophic relationships.

7. Whats a food chain? A food chain shows the trophic relationships between different organisms.

8. How do we classify ecosystems? Prairie Woodland Coast Pond City

9. What have we learnt? The two parts that compose an ecosystem are ... biotope biocoenosis

10. What have we learnt? The different types of ecosystems are city prairie coast woodland pond

11. WE HOPE YOU ENJOYED IT! Maria Jos P rez Marta Guasch