Biocenosis or Biological community Biotope

Consists of all the living beings that inhabit the biotope or an ecosystem. The physical environment of the ecosystem and its characteristics. The physical environment where individuals of a particular species live and are adapted. The function which a particular species has in an ecosystem. Autotrophic organisms which makes own organic matter from inorganic matter. Grass. Heterotrophic organisms which feed on organic material which has already been produced. Linx. Heterotrophic organisms which transform organic matter back into inorganic matter. Fungi and Bacteria. Interaction among individuals of the same species. Colonial society. Interaction among individuals of different species. Predation. The life zone of the earth which includes all living organisms and all organic matter. It is the living component of the ecosphere. Is the zone of the earth which includes all ecosystems of the world. A part of the ecosphere which includes the organisms which live in a particular area, the biotope and the relationship between them and their physical environment. A large-scale ecosystem of the world. The effects which other organisms have on a living beings in its environment. The physical and chemical elements in an ecosystem. Temperature. Members of the same species that are present in a community. The abiotic components range in which a population can live. An adjustment in an organisms body or behaviour to its environment. Gills.

Habitat

Ecological niche Producers

Consumers

Decomposers

Intraspecific relationship Interspecific relationship Biosphere

Ecosphere Ecosystem

Biome Biotic factors Abiotic factors Population Tolerance range Adaptation

Trophic level

All the organisms in an ecosystem which have the same feeding position. Consumers. or All the trophic levels and their feeding relation indicated by arrows drawings/and text. All the food chains in an ecosystem and its connections.

Food chain Trophic chain Food web or Trophic web

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