Title: Introducing Ecosystems
1Introducing Ecosystems
2Introducing Ecosystems Ecosystem all the living
organisms in an area and their non-living
environment
3Introducing Ecosystems Ecosystem all the living
organisms in an area and their non-living
environment -components of an ecosystem are
interrelated
4Introducing Ecosystems Ecosystem all the living
organisms in an area and their non-living
environment -components of an ecosystem are
interrelated -changes to one component can
affect others
5Introducing Ecosystems Ecosystem all the living
organisms in an area and their non-living
environment -components of an ecosystem are
interrelated -changes to one component can
affect others Biotic Factors living things,
their remains, and the features, such as nests,
associated with their activities
6Introducing Ecosystems Ecosystem all the living
organisms in an area and their non-living
environment -components of an ecosystem are
interrelated -changes to one component can
affect others Biotic Factors living things,
their remains, and the features, such as nests,
associated with their activities Abiotic
Factors the non-living characteristics of an
ecosystem
7Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
moose
8Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
moose -biotic
9Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
moose -biotic 2. bird's nest
10Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
moose -biotic 2. bird's nest -biotic
11Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
moose -biotic 2. bird's nest -biotic 3. road
kill
12Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
moose -biotic 2. bird's nest -biotic 3. road
kill -biotic
13Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
moose -biotic 2. bird's nest -biotic 3. road
kill -biotic 4. mushroom
14Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
moose -biotic 2. bird's nest -biotic 3. road
kill -biotic 4. mushroom -biotic
15Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
moose -biotic 2. bird's nest -biotic 3. road
kill -biotic 4. mushroom -biotic 5. cheese
16Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
moose -biotic 2. bird's nest -biotic 3. road
kill -biotic 4. mushroom -biotic 5.
cheese -biotic
17Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
boulder
18Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
boulder -abiotic
19Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
boulder -abiotic 2. rain
20Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
boulder -abiotic 2. rain -abiotic
21Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
boulder -abiotic 2. rain -abiotic 3. lightning
22Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
boulder -abiotic 2. rain -abiotic 3.
lightning -abiotic
23Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
boulder -abiotic 2. rain -abiotic 3.
lightning -abiotic 4. carbon dioxide
24Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
boulder -abiotic 2. rain -abiotic 3.
lightning -abiotic 4. carbon dioxide -abiotic
25Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
boulder -abiotic 2. rain -abiotic 3.
lightning -abiotic 4. carbon dioxide -abiotic 5
. the thing
26Introducing Ecosystems Biotic or Abiotic? 1.
boulder -abiotic 2. rain -abiotic 3.
lightning -abiotic 4. carbon dioxide -abiotic 5
. the thing no idea?????
27Introducing Ecosystems species individuals who
can breed together to make fertile offspring
28Introducing Ecosystems species individuals who
can breed together to make fertile
offspring e.g. rabbits not mules
29Introducing Ecosystems species individuals who
can breed together to make fertile
offspring population all the members of the
same species that live in the same
ecosystem
30Introducing Ecosystems species individuals who
can breed together to make fertile
offspring population all the members of the
same species that live in the same
ecosystem e.g. a deer population
31Introducing Ecosystems species individuals who
can breed together to make fertile
offspring population all the members of the
same species that live in the same
ecosystem community all the living
organisms, from all the populations, that live in
the same ecosystem e.g. Beaver Pond
community
32Introducing Ecosystems e.g. Beaver Pond
community members
33Introducing Ecosystems e.g. Beaver Pond
community members beavers
ducks spruce trees d
eer maple trees frogs
fish sparrows
algae spiders mould
amoeba