What is Ecology?

Aug 01, 2014

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What is Ecology?. This is the study of organisms and their environment. Words I need to know:. Ecosystem: The environment and all living things in it. Words I need to know:. BIOTIC- Living things in an environment ABIOTIC- Non-living things in an environmet.

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What is Ecology?

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What is Ecology? This is the study of organisms and their environment.
Words I need to know: Ecosystem: The environment and all living things in it
Words I need to know: BIOTIC- Living things in an environment ABIOTIC- Non-living things in an environmet.
The biotic and abiotic factors in an environment interact constantly. List 5 BIOTIC factors near your home. List 5 ABIOTIC factors near your home.
Describe 2 ways that biotic factors interact with other biotic factors near your home. Describe 2 ways that biotic factors interact with abiotic factors near your home.
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