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Introduction to Ecosystems

Introduction to Ecosystems. Biosphere II. Biosphere II. Ecosystem. The interrelation between all biotic and abiotic factors in an area. Biotic Factor. A factor in an ecosystem that is living (or created by living things). Ex. Plants, animals, dead leaves, seeds, etc. Abiotic Factor.

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Introduction to Ecosystems

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  1. Introduction to Ecosystems

  2. Biosphere II

  3. Biosphere II

  4. Ecosystem • The interrelation between all biotic and abiotic factors in an area.

  5. Biotic Factor • A factor in an ecosystem that is living (or created by living things). • Ex. Plants, animals, dead leaves, seeds, etc.

  6. Abiotic Factor • A factor in an ecosystem that is non-living • Ex. Light, air, water, soil, climate, etc.

  7. Biome • Ecosystems containing similar forms of life and similar characteristics.

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