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All changes saved 1. What is the difference between an ecosystem and a biome? Oa. An ecosystem is made up of specific plants, animals, and humans, and describes the way they interact; a biome is a specific geographic area, and is categorized by the type of plants or animals living there. Ob. An ecosystem is a specific geographic area, and is categorized by the type of plants or animals living there; a biome is made up of specific plants, animals and humans, and describes the way they interact. An ecosystem is made up of certain kinds of animals, and focuses on how they interact with the land or water they are near; a biome is made up of humans and their surroundings, and is categorized by the impact humans have on the region around them. Od. An ecosystem only contains plants and animals in a region, not humans; a biome includes plants, animals, humans and the geographical surroundings found in that area.

All changes saved 1. What is the difference between an ecosystem and a biome? Oa. An ecosystem is made up of specific plants, animals, and humans, and describes the way they interact; a biome is a specific geographic area, and is categorized by the type of plants or animals living there. Ob. An ecosystem is a specific geographic area, and is categorized by the type of plants or animals living there; a biome is made up of specific plants, animals and humans, and describes the way they interact. An ecosystem is made up of certain kinds of animals, and focuses on how they interact with the land or water they are near; a biome is made up of humans and their surroundings, and is categorized by the impact humans have on the region around them. Od. An ecosystem only contains plants and animals in a region, not humans; a biome includes plants, animals, humans and the geographical surroundings found in that area.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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All changes saved 1. What is the difference between an ecosystem and a biome? Oa. An ecosystem is made up of specific plants, animals, and humans, and describes the way they interact; a biome is a specific geographic area, and is categorized by the type of plants or animals living there. Ob. An ecosystem is a specific geographic area, and is categorized by the type of plants or animals living there; a biome is made up of specific plants, animals and humans, and describes the way they interact. An ecosystem is made up of certain kinds of animals, and focuses on how they interact with the land or water they are near; a biome is made up of humans and their surroundings, and is categorized by the impact humans have on the region around them. Od. An ecosystem only contains plants and animals in a region, not humans; a biome includes plants, animals, humans and the geographical surroundings found in that area.
Transcribed Image Text:All changes saved 1. What is the difference between an ecosystem and a biome? Oa. An ecosystem is made up of specific plants, animals, and humans, and describes the way they interact; a biome is a specific geographic area, and is categorized by the type of plants or animals living there. Ob. An ecosystem is a specific geographic area, and is categorized by the type of plants or animals living there; a biome is made up of specific plants, animals and humans, and describes the way they interact. An ecosystem is made up of certain kinds of animals, and focuses on how they interact with the land or water they are near; a biome is made up of humans and their surroundings, and is categorized by the impact humans have on the region around them. Od. An ecosystem only contains plants and animals in a region, not humans; a biome includes plants, animals, humans and the geographical surroundings found in that area.
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