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bacteria in the GI tract,also called gutt ffora or microbime,help with digestion
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1. consumer (think "consume")
2. community (organism -> population -> community -> ecosystem)
3. abiotic factor (abiotic, as in not living)
4. decomposer (think "de"compose: they take things and break them down; as opposed to scavengers, these are small, like fungi or bacteria)
5. food chain
6. biosphere (think of the Earth: it's a sphere)
7. ecology (studies always end with -ology)
8. producer (think "produce")
9. biotic factor (biotic, as in biology, as in life)
10. ecosystem (organism -> population -> community -> ecosystem)
11. scavenger (as opposed to decomposers, these are normal animals, like vultures or bears)
12. population (organism -> population -> community -> ecosystem)
The cytoplasm is located inside of the cell between the nucleus and the cell membrane.
Eating them gives them engery from the alge that make engery through photosintheies
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Well to give a good example of "ecosystem increases its biodiversity" we must first define
biodiversity
"the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem."
SO an example would be like bringing a frog from china to a pond in amercia,but this frog is new and there arent any frogs from the speicus
