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types of ecosystems

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examples of ecosystems pond, redwood forest
how do abiotic factors describe an ecosystem the weather describes the ecosystem
define ecosystem all interacting parts of an environment
ecosystem example pond
define biotic factors living things that shape ecosystem
biotic factor example plants, animals
define abiotic factors non-living things that shape ecosystem
abiotic factor examples temperature, rainfall
difference between biotic and abiotic biotic is living abiotic is non-living
abiotic factors in pond water, soil
what would happen if the water in a pond dried up? all or some of the animals would relocate or die
difference between grassland and savannah savannah warm year round grassland has cold winter
type of animals in grassland bison, gopher
difference in grassland and pond grassland is mostly land pond is mostly water
what makes rainforest unique covers 6% of earths surface
why does decomposition take place so quickly on the forest floor? forest floor covered with decomposers
rainforest animals leopards, jaguars
describe how the rainforest looks green and brown and many animals
why would toucan prefer canopy right sunlight and wind
how do living and nonliving interact in coral reef reef forms a habitat
compare coral reef to rainforest coral reef and rain forest both provide home
what would happen to fish in coral reef if water got colder? die out or relocate
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