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Ecosystem Part 2 (General Principles in Ecology)

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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is a community of different living organisms in conjunction with the nonliving components of their environment, interacting as a system.

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Ecosystem

#2
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It is a collection of all organisms that live in a particular place together with their nonliving environment.

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Ecosystem

#3
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Ecosystem has two types:

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❑ Natural Ecosystem ❑ Artificial Ecosystem

#4
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Natural Ecosystem can take in several forms:

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❑ Terrestrial Ecosystem – land-based ecosystems ❑ Aquatic Ecosystem – ecosystems in body of water

#5
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the living component of an ecosystem.

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Biotic Factors

#6
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are the non-living component of an ecosystem.

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Abiotic Factors

#7
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Climatic Factors:

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Rain Light Wind Temperature

#8
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Edaphic Factors:

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Soil pH Minerals Topography

#9
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Biotic Components kinds:

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Producers (Autotrophs) Consumers (Heterotrophs) Decomposers (Saprotrophs)

#10
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Consumers (Heterotrophs) kinds:

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Primary Secondary Tertiary Quartenary

#11
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Is the relative position of an entity in the food chain.

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Trophic level

#12
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▪It forms the feeding positions in a food web or chain.

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Trophic level

#13
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All food webs and chains have at least two or three trophic levels.

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Trophic level

#14
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The Autotrophs Auto (means “________”) + trophḗ (aGreek word, meaning “_____”/“_______”/”_______”).

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“self” “food” “nourishment” ”nutrition”

#15
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Members of this tropic level are capable of producing their own food source.

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The Autotrophs

#16
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They acts as the food producers in a food chain.

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The Autotrophs

#17
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Give some examples of autotrophs:

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Plants Algae Cyanobacteria Phytoplanktons

#18
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Hetero-(means “_______”) + trophe (aGreek word, meaning “________”/“_____”/”____”).

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“others” “food”/“nourishment”/”nutrition”

#19
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Organisms’ member of this tropic level depends on the producers for nourishment.

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The Heterotrophs

#20
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They acts as the consumers in a food chain.

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The Heterotrophs

#21
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Classification of heterotrophs based on diets:

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❖ Herbivore ❖ Carnivore ❖ Omnivore ❖ Microbivores ❖ Detritivores

#22
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Microorganisms, including detritivores, feed on decomposing materials to break down its components into simpler molecules.

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The Decomposers: Special Heterotrophs

#23
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❑ Shows a series of transfer of energy (food) ❑ Involves the organisms in different trophic levels in transferring energy. ❑ “Who eats what” ❑ Food web: Interconnecting food chains

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Food Chain

#24
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process of eating and being eaten

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Food Chain: