'Biotic parts' diaporamas de présentation

ECDCICA - CYCLES

ECDCICA - CYCLES. MATTER MUST CYCLE. Cycles of Matter.

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Interactions of Living Things

Interactions of Living Things. By: Mr. Hunter. Who eats whom?. Killer whale Krill shrimp Algae Leopard seal Cod fish. Ecology. Ecology : the study of the interactions of organisms with one another and with their environment. Abiotic/Biotic. Biotic: LIVING Abiotic: NON-LIVING.

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Interactions of Living Things

Interactions of Living Things. By: Mr. Hunter. Who eats whom?. Killer whale Krill shrimp Algae Leopard seal Cod fish. Ecology. Ecology : the study of the interactions of organisms with one another and with their environment. Abiotic/Biotic. Biotic: LIVING Abiotic: NON-LIVING.

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What Are Ecosystems?

What Are Ecosystems?. Objectives : Compare different climates. Describe how organisms interact in ecosystems. Explain how climate affects ecosystem diversity. Main Idea and Details: Look for details about ecosystems. Vocabulary. Ecosystem Population Community Habitat Niche Diversity.

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Biotic and Abiotic Factors

Biotic and Abiotic Factors. Biotic Factors are the living components of an ecosystem. (predator/prey interactions) Abiotic Factors are the nonliving parts of the ecosystem. They are considered to be LIMITING FACTORS that determine which types of organisms can live there. Examples: ????.

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ECOSYSTEMS

ECOSYSTEMS. Big Idea: Organisms in ecosystems exchange energy and nutrients among themselves and with the environment. Lesson 1 What is an Ecosystem?. There are two parts of an ecosystem: Biotic-Living Things-They are everything from the tiniest bacteria to the tallest trees.

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STRANGE BUT TRUE!

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APPLIED BIOLOGY

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3 Laws of Nature

3 Laws of Nature. Everything is interconnected. Everything is always changing. Everything must go somewhere. Ecosystems. An ecosystem is an area where living things interact with the environment, functioning as an entire unit.

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Ecology

Ecology . Energy Transfer and nutrient recycling WALT How nutrients are recycled through an ecosystem The carbon cycle. Autotrophs in an Ecosystem are producers, the products that they make form the food that ultimately feed all of the organisms in the ecosystem.

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B(4-1) What are Ecosystem?

B(4-1) What are Ecosystem?. B(4-1) What are Ecosystem s ?. What is an e cosystem ?. An ecosystem is an area where organisms interact with one another as well as with the nonliving parts of the environment .

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2.6 Cycling of Matter in Ecosystems

2.6 Cycling of Matter in Ecosystems. SNC 1D1 ECOLOGY UNIT. Biogeochemical Cycles. Matter cannot be created or destroyed , so all water and nutrients must be obtained from chemicals already in the environment

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Abiotic Parts of the Environment

Abiotic Parts of the Environment. Definition. Abiotic means non-living. Temperature and Light Air Water Soil Climate. Biotic Parts of the Environment. Biotic means living Ex. Seaweeds, Crabs, Fish are all biotic parts of the ocean environment. Needs of Living Things.

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Earthmohcellnetism Jellyfish

Earthmohcellnetism Jellyfish. Jellyfish Maximus. Where was it found?. It was found in it's natural habitat, the marine aquatic biome. It generally lives in temperatures between 68-71.6 degrees fahrenheit. Was it improved upon another species?.

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