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Habitats And Ecosystems

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HABITATS AND ECOSYSTEMS

By: Riley Y. and Vivian C.

WHAT IS A HABITAT?

  • A place where plants and animals get their resources and needs to survive.
  • Different types of species need different specific materials to survive which they get from their habitat. Ex. food, water, shelter, air
  • A habitat is also known as a biome.

EXAMPLES OF HABITATS

TERRESTRIAL HABITAT

  • Forests
  • Grasslands
  • Deserts
  • Rain forests
  • Etc.

FRESHWATER HABITAT

  • Bogs
  • Ponds
  • Lakes
  • Rivers
  • Streams
  • Etc.

MARINE HABITAT

  • Open Oceans
  • Reefs
  • Seabeds
  • Shallow Seas
  • Etc.

WHAT IS A ECOSYSTEM?

  • A group of living and non-living things that live and work together in the same surroundings.
  • Consists also of non-living materials.
  • An ecosystem is self-sufficient
  • Each organism has its own role to play.

TYPES OF ECOSYSTEMS

MICRO ECOSYSTEM

  • Definition: small ecosystem
  • Pond
  • Puddle
  • Tree trunk
  • Rock
  • Etc.
Photo by James Bowe

MESSO ECOSYSTEM

  • Definition: medium ecosystem
  • Forest
  • Large lake
  • Etc.

BIOME ECOSYSTEM

  • Definition: large ecosystem
  • Entire rainforest
  • Millions of animals
  • Trees
  • Whole water bodies
  • Etc.

What categories of things would you find in a healthy ecosystem???

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  • Sunlight
  • Plants
  • Animals
  • Water
  • Soil
  • Sand
  • Rocks
  • Temperature

POND

  • Fish
  • Insects
  • Plants
  • Soil
  • Sunlight
  • Rocks
Photo by nosha

HABITAT VS. ECOSYATEM

Photo by Phil's 1stPix

A habitat is a home where many living things get their needs to survive, while an ecosystem is a place where there is a bunch of separate habitats working together.

Photo by angela7dreams

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