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Describe an ecosystem and identify the different trophic levels

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@NarWhalGod

Answer 3

I honestly don know this

Answer 4

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@MARC

Answer 7

Describe an ecosystem and identify the different trophic levels

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What is an ecosystem ?
A system that includes all living organisms (biotic factors) in an area as well as its physical environment (abiotic factors) functioning together as a unit .

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

In an ecosystem, each organism has its own niche or role to play.

Consider a small puddle at the back of your home. In it, you may find all sorts of living things, from microorganisms to insects and plants. These may depend on non-living things like water, sunlight, turbulence in the puddle, temperature, atmospheric pressure and even nutrients in the water for life.

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This very complex, wonderful interaction of living things and their environment, has been the foundations of energy flow and recycle of carbon and nitrogen.

Anytime a ‘stranger’ (living thing(s) or external factor such as rise in temperature) is introduced to an ecosystem, it can be disastrous to that ecosystem. This is because the new organism (or factor) can distort the natural balance of the interaction and potentially harm or destroy the ecosystem.

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We can also identify the different trophic levels

There are few types of trophic levels which are producers,herbivores,primary carnivore,secondary carnivore and tertiary carnivore
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do you think you could please answer my question in a few sentence for me? cause i dont know how to write that in words

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I will try my best

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thank you

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is this okay?

An ecosystem is a community made up of living organisms and nonliving components such as air, water and mineral soil. There are few types of trophic levels which are producers, herbivores, primary carnivore, secondary carnivore and tertiary carnivore

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A system that includes all living organisms (biotic factors) in an area as well as its physical environment (abiotic factors) functioning together as a unit .
In an ecosystem, each organism has its own niche or role to play.

Consider a small puddle at the back of your home. In it, you may find all sorts of living things, from microorganisms to insects and plants. These may depend on non-living things like water, sunlight, turbulence in the puddle, temperature, atmospheric pressure and even nutrients in the water for life.

This very complex, wonderful interaction of living things and their environment, has been the foundations of energy flow and recycle of carbon and nitrogen.

Anytime a ‘stranger’ (living thing(s) or external factor such as rise in temperature) is introduced to an ecosystem, it can be disastrous to that ecosystem. This is because the new organism (or factor) can distort the natural balance of the interaction and potentially harm or destroy the ecosystem.
There are few types of trophic levels which are producers, herbivores, primary carnivore, secondary carnivore and tertiary carnivore.

Answer 20

Thank you

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