QOTD What is an ecosystem? What is an ecosystem? 3-5 sentences 3-5 sentences.

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QOTD What is an ecosystem? What is an ecosystem? 3-5 sentences 3-5 sentences

Mr. Dunnum

What is Ecology?  Ecology is the study of relationships between living things and between living things and their environment.

What is an ecosystem?  Ecosystem is a system of living things that interact with each other and with the physical world.  A Biome is a collection of related ecosystems.

Main Ecosystems:  Desert  Rainforest  Ocean  Taiga  Tundra  Chaparral  Grassland  Temperate Forrest

Green:Grassland Purple: Taiga Orange:Tundra Black:Temperate Forrest Yellow:Desert Brown:Chapparal White:Ocean

However……..  An ecosystem can be as large as the Sahara Desert, or as small as a puddle!!!  Ecosystems are more than just the organisms they contain. Geography,weather,climate and geologic factors also influence the interactions within an ecosystem.

Abiotic Factors Are nonliving physical factors of an environment. Are nonliving physical factors of an environment. Abiotoic Factors include amount of water and oxygen, temperature, amount of sunlight and water pressure. Abiotoic Factors include amount of water and oxygen, temperature, amount of sunlight and water pressure.

YOU TRY!!!  List three more examples of Abiotic Factors:

Biotic Factors  Are the living, physical factors of an environment.  Examples of Biotic Factors are parasitism, disease and predation.

Parts of the Ecosystem Population Community  A group of organisms of the same kind living in the same place is a population.  All the population that live in an ecosystem at the same time form a community.

Balance  Ecosystems will fail if they do not remain in balance.  No community can carry more organisms than its food, water and shelter can accommodate.

How do they stay balanced?  To succeed in an ecosystem, plants and animals have special structures and behaviors called adaptations.  Ex) Chameleon Polar Bear Can you think of more examples of adaptation?