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Ecology is the study of how organisms interact with one another and with their physical environment.

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Why is the bee population declining?

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Community

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Ecosystem

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Ecology is the study of how organisms interact with one another and their physical environment.

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what is ecology the study of?

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or how many different living and non-living items do you see in this picture

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as you study these pictures you begin to get a clue about what ecology is all about

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welcome to moomoomath and science and what is ecology ecology is the study of how organisms

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interact with one another and with their physical environment ecology isn't just about rainforests

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or other types of forests have you seen mold grow on bread

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or mushrooms grow on rotting logs or watched ants search for food

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if so you have seen examples of ecology in action one goal of ecology is to understand

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the distribution and variety of living things in their physical environment for instance

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you will find different living and non-living objects in the desert

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compared to a coral reef compared to your backyard these differences in nature are driven

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by interactions among living organisms as well as between organisms and their physical environment

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as an example let's go back to the mold growing on bread mold is more likely to appear on bread

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than say a rock why might this be the case well maybe the mold needs certain nutrients to grow

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and these nutrients are found on the bread and not on the rock you can classify these interactions

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as either biotic which means living organisms and abiotic which are non-living objects

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ants dogs fish mushrooms plants and this praying mantis are examples of biotic factors

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clouds sunshine water and diamonds would be examples of abiotic factors

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let's apply the idea of biotic and abiotic factors to another organism one that a field ecologist

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might be likely to study for years the population of honeybees has been declining in north america

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bees are very important to their environment because they help pollinate plants understanding

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the main factors responsible for this decline in bees help ecologists form plans to protect the

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species ecologists may ask a question like this why is the bee population declining ecologists

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would then draw on many areas including biology, genetics, earth science, chemistry, and physics

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to name just a few to help solve this question ecology can be studied at five broad levels the

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organism, population, community, ecosystem, and biosphere. let's take a look at each level

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organism an organism can range from a single protist to a large animal like an elephant

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population is a group of organisms of the same species that live in the same area at the same

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time. A community a biological community consists of all the populations of different species

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that live in a given are. An ecosystem consists of all the organisms in an area the community and the

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abiotic factors that influence the community, And biosphere this is planet earth viewed as

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an ecological system. So in summary ecology is the study of how organisms interact with one another

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and their physical environment. And remember kindness always multiplies kindness thanks

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What is Ecology the study of? Ecology is the study of how organisms interact with one another and their environment. In order to help understand what ecology is I give examples of Ecology. These interactions can be between biotic and abiotic factors along with different levels of an organization like an organism, a community, a population or an ecosystem. Transcript http://www.moomoomathblog.com/2021/03/what-is-ecology-in-biology.html More Information

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