Overview
Interactions between organisms and their environment are fundamental to understanding ecology. These interactions shape ecosystems, influence energy flow, and determine the survival of species. By studying these relationships, we can better appreciate the complexity of life and the importance of bio...
Key Terms
Example: A forest ecosystem includes trees, animals, soil, and water.
Example: Grass → Rabbit → Fox.
Example: A pond is a habitat for frogs.
Example: Bees pollinate flowers, which is their niche.
Example: Plants, animals, and bacteria.
Example: Water, sunlight, and temperature.
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Key Concepts
EcosystemsFood ChainsHabitatNiche