Introduction to Ecology

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Introduction to Ecology Ecology - Part 1 Introduction to Ecology

Learning Objectives Explain how biotic and abiotic factors influence an ecosystem

Think-Pair-Share Think about the world you live in and everything that exists in it. What do you think the word “ecology” means?

What is Ecology? Eco = house ology = the study of Ecology - the study of the interactions that organisms have with each other and their environment.

Biotic Life PLANTS ANIMALS FUNGI BACTERIA All the living parts of an environment that live together and interact with one another

Abiotic All the non-living parts of an environment (physical factors) Not or without WEATHER ROCK and SOIL WATER LIGHT TEMPERATURE All the non-living parts of an environment (physical factors)

Interdependence No organism is isolated. All organisms are interconnected. Non-living things affect living things

Habitat Habitat - Place where an organism or community of organisms live, including all biotic and abiotic factors or conditions

Niche Niche is the role a species plays in a community. It includes how a species uses and affects its environment.

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