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Endless EcosystemsThe difference between Ecosystems, Communities, Populations, & Individuals

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definition

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Ecosystem- A community of organisms and the nonliving surroundings, all interacting.

•Energy is exchanged•Examples:

•Swamp•Ponds•Coral reef•Rainforest

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Communities- All the species that interact…

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•They depend on each other for food.•They also…

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Communities- All the species that interact…

•They depend on each other for food.•They also…

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Populations- A group of individuals…

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Now Set it inside the “Community” booklet,which is inside the “Ecosystems” booklet.

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Individuals

Sammy the Squirrel

Individuals

Sid the Squirrel

Ecosystem- A community of organisms and the nonliving surroundings, all interacting.

•Energy is exchanged•Examples:

•Swamp•Ponds•Coral reef•Rainforest

Communities- All the species that interact…

•They depend on each other for food.•They also…

Populations- A group

of individuals…

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• Individuals

Sammy the Squirrel

Individuals

Sid the Squirrel

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