ECOSYSTEMS Ecosystem is all living and nonliving things

Ecosystems System: anything with two or more parts that are connected, and do a

Ecosystem: Some ecosystems affect the entire world. Example: Tropical rainforests are home to the

More about the Rainforest: There are four main levels to the rainforest, each with

More ecosystems: Pond ecosystem: ponds are smaller ecosystems than tropical rainforests. Many organisms live

Brrr. The Cold, Scientific Truth: The polar regions are ecosystems that affect the entire

But wait, there’s more… If you order right now, before you have to put

Desert, salt water, lake, river, grasslands, mountains, foothills, wetlands, and so much more.

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ECOSYSTEMS: Ecosystem: is all living and non-living things that interact with each other in an area. Example: all the trees, bushes, birds, snakes, boulders, soil and more that all interact (rely on one another) in the Grand Canyon ecosystem. Sometimes, ecosystems are much larger than the Grand Canyon.

Ecosystems System: anything with two or more parts that are connected, and do a job (aka function). Organism: any living thing. Note: for nearly any organism to live, they must depend on other living and non-living things that surround them. Example: a chipmunk depends on the seeds and nuts in it’s ecosystem, plus the air, water, sunlight and more.

Ecosystem: Some ecosystems affect the entire world. Example: Tropical rainforests are home to the majority of the world’s species. Also, it’s a major clean-up factory for the world, cleaning carbon dioxide and various pollutants.

More about the Rainforest: There are four main levels to the rainforest, each with an important job. Highest: emergent layer Next highest level: canopy Second lowest level: understory Lowest level: forest floor

More ecosystems: Pond ecosystem: ponds are smaller ecosystems than tropical rainforests. Many organisms live there and they interact with each other to meet their needs (survive).

Brrr. The Cold, Scientific Truth: The polar regions are ecosystems that affect the entire world’s ocean/sea levels, and the temperature.

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Desert, salt water, lake, river, grasslands, mountains, foothills, wetlands, and so much more.

And now for the game of ecosystem or not. Ecosystem or not?

Ecosystem or Not?

Ecosystem of Not?

Ecosystem or Not?