how is an ecosystem organized?

Answer 1

1. Organism is one living thing. (example: a bullfrog)
2. Population includes all the living things of a given species in that area. (all the bullfrogs in the pond.)
3. Community includes all the living things in the area. (all the bullfrogs, dragonflies, bass, bluegill, leopard frogs, cattails, water lilies, algae, ...)
4. Ecosystem includes all the living and nonliving factors in an area. (in addition to all the living things of the community, add such nonliving factors as temperature, light, pressure, wind, air, water, pH, pollutants, ...)

Answer 2

The organism is the cell of an ecosystem.

Groups of organisms of same species produce a population the smallest unit of evolution.

Different interacting groups of species form a community.

Then all interacting organisms and their abiotic surroundings form an ecosystem.

Answer 3

They occasion each and every 3 hundred and sixty 5 days and choose; who will take the solar and convert it into usable power for something (no affirmative action the flowers continuously get this pastime), who will consume the flowers and who will consume people who consume the flowers, then people who take place previous due are caught eating crap (actually) and the ineffective bodies of all the different one.