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Ecology: It is the discipline of biology. It studies the interaction between the organisms and their interaction with their non-living physical environment. It suggests that what factors influence the distribution and abundance of organisms.
Ecosystem: It is a biotic community in which living beings interact with their non-living physical environment. In other words the ecosystem is a place where living beings (biotic factors) interact with the non-living beings (abiotic factor).
Organism: An organism is an individual which belongs to a particular species or life form. An organism perform functions necessary to survive. It exhibit features of living being. The example of organism includes the plants, animals, fungi, and others.
Population: It is a group of members of the same species which are capable of reproducing and producing viable fertile offsprings. The population may vary in functional and morphological forms.
Community: A community is a group of two or more distinct species. These species interact among themselves so as to survive and performing functional roles in the ecosystem. For example, plants provide food to animals in return the animals disperse the seeds of the animals.
Pacific mountain system, series of mountain ranges that stretches along the Pacific Ocean coast of North America from northern British Columbia (Canada) to northwestern Mexico. They run for some 4,500 miles (7,250 km) in the United States and extend northward into Canada for another 1,000 miles (1,600 km).
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the surface, 800 to 1200 Celsius which is 1,472 to 2,192 Fahrenheit
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