Overview
The interconnectedness of life forms is a fundamental concept in biology that highlights how various organisms depend on each other and their environment. This web of relationships is crucial for maintaining ecosystem balance and health. Understanding these connections helps us appreciate the comple...
Key Terms
Example: A forest ecosystem includes trees, animals, soil, and water.
Example: Grass → Rabbit → Fox.
Example: Coral reefs have high biodiversity with many species of fish.
Example: Bees and flowers exhibit mutualism.
Example: Plants are primary producers.
Example: Humans are consumers.
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Key Concepts
EcosystemsFood ChainsBiodiversitySymbiosis