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Ecosystem Ecology

Ecosystem Ecology. Ecosystem Ecology is. “organisms in the ecosystem regulating the capture and expenditure of energy, and the cycling of chemicals.”. Ecosystem Ecology is. “ organisms in the ecosystem regulating the capture and expenditure of energy , and the cycling of chemicals .”.

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Ecosystem Ecology

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  1. Ecosystem Ecology

  2. Ecosystem Ecology is “organisms in the ecosystem regulating the capture and expenditure of energy, and the cycling of chemicals.”

  3. Ecosystem Ecology is “organisms in the ecosystem regulating thecapture and expenditure of energy, and thecycling of chemicals.”

  4. Ecosphere a closed system

  5. Energy

  6. Nutrients (Chemicals)

  7. Food Chains

  8. Producers

  9. Food Chains

  10. Herbivore Primary consumer

  11. Food Chains

  12. Carnivore Secondary Consumer

  13. Omnivore

  14. Food Web

  15. Food Web

  16. Nutrients (Chemicals)

  17. Food Chain

  18. No such thing as a free lunch … … and no lunch goes uneaten

  19. Detritus

  20. Detritivores

  21. Decomposers (detritivores)

  22. Food chain Nutrients Cycle

  23. Energy

  24. Photosynthesis Energy is stored in organic molecules during photosynthesis Light energy Photo-synthesis Oxygen gas Glucose Carbon dioxide Water

  25. Stored energy can be released

  26. Where does the energy go?

  27. Energy Input

  28. Energy Loss

  29. Food Chain Energy Flow

  30. Food Chain Numbers

  31. Galapagos Vent Community Primary production NOTbased on solar energy

  32. Productivity

  33. Salt Marsh Coos Bay, Oregon

  34. Tundra

  35. Desert Death Valley

  36. Tropical Rain Forest

  37. Primary Production

  38. Biomass

  39. Water Cycle

  40. Transpiration

  41. Water Cycle disrupted

  42. Carbon Cycle

  43. Global ClimateChange

  44. Fossil Fuels oil natural gas coal

  45. Carboniferous Period (354-290 mya)

  46. Greenhouse Effect

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