You now know what an ecosystem is—and how varied ecosystems can be. Pick an ecosystem near you—find one that it as large or small as you wish. All areas—urban, suburban, and rural—have many ecosystems to choose from. Write a description of the ecosystem, including biotic and abiotic factors, in NO MORE THAN FOUR SENTENCES

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Q: For this assignment you will be building a concept map of a specific biome’s characteristics and the…

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Q: lick the 5 boxes in the lower right corner of the diagram (phytoplankton, ocean surface, deep…

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A: Ecological succession is the process by which species and habitat in a given area changes over time…

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Q: Use the image below to answer the question. A small area, like a schoolyard, contains many…

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