Species:

      A species is a group of individuals with similar characteristics that can reproduce within that group.

   2. Populations and communities:

A population is all the individuals of the same species living in a particular place. For example, all the frogs
living in a lake make up a population.

The populations that live in a particular place are dependent on one anotherfor survival. Together, they form a biological comunity

   3. Ecosystems:

     The living things in a biological community interact with the physical environment that they live in.

     An ecosystem is the combination of the biological community ant the surrounding physical environment.

     A forest's ecosystems is made up the biological community (trees, deer, etc.) and the physical environment    (soil, rocks, etc.)

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Slide Set on Natural Science: Ecosystems, created by MARTA E. on 03/04/2017.

Natural Science: Ecosystems