TERM 2 - 2024 - SCIENCE

Ecosystems

Any place on Earth where living things interact with other living and non-living things is called an ecosystem.

The living things are called the biotic factors, or parts, of the ecosystem; the non-living things are called the abiotic factors

Ecosystems may be large, such as an ocean or desert

. They may also be small, such as a puddle or a rotting log.

Relationships in an Ecosystem

SYMBIOSIS:

Different living things living together where the relationship can either:

-benefit one organism

-harm one organism

-benefit both organisms

MUTUALISM:

Both species benefits

COMMENSALISM:

One species benefits and the other does not benefit nor is it harmed

PARASITISM:

One species benefits and the other is harmed

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Homeschool - February 26 - March 1

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