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Moving Water Ecosystem Deeper Water Ecosystem Shallow Water Ecosystem Freshwater Biome Moving Water Ecosystem Deeper Water Ecosystem Shallow Water Ecosystem

A community of living organisms and its abiotic environment. What is an Ecosystem? A community of living organisms and its abiotic environment. Two factors in Ecosystems: Biotic Factors: Living organisms that live together and interact with one another Abiotic Factors: NON living factors (water, soil, light, and temperature).

1. Moving Water Ecosystem Streams and Rivers

Streams and Rivers Water can come from melting ice or snow Water can come from an underground spring Tributary: stream that joins a larger stream River: very strong, wide stream

Streams and Rivers Abiotic factor: how quickly the water moves. In fast moving water—adaptations needed to keep items from being washed away

Life in Rivers and Streams Plants at edges Fish Clams and snails in mud Algae attached to rocks Tadpoles have suction discs

2. Deeper Water Ecosystem: Ponds and Lakes

Ponds and Lakes Three Zones Littoral zone: close to edge, lots of sunlight Open water zone: goes as deep as sunlight can reach Deep-water zone: no sunlight; many decomposers feed on dead organisms that sink from above

Littoral Zone algae Plants: cattails and rushes, water lilies Animals: snails, insects, clams, worms, frogs, salamanders, turtles, fish, snakes

Open Water Zone Plankton, including algae Fish: bass, lake trout, other fishes

Deep Water Zone Catfish, carp, worms, crustaceans, fungi, bacteria.

3. Shallow Water Ecosystem Wetlands: Marshes and Swamps

Wetland Area underwater or whose soil contains lots of moisture Important in flood control: soaks up lots of water Helps replenish underground water supplies

Marshes Marsh: treeless wetland; found in shallow areas along lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams Marsh life: Plants: grasses, reeds, bulrushes, wild rice Animals: muskrats, turtles, frogs, birds

Swamps Swamp: wetland with trees and vines; low areas near slow rivers; flooded part of year Swamp Life: Plants: willows, bald cypresses, oaks, vines, poison ivy, orchids, water lilies Animals: fishes, snakes, birds, alligators, turtles