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Microscopic ecosystems consist of the organisms that are microscopic in nature or that which cannot be seen by naked eyes. They are mostly found in soil oceans and some are even living in association with plant and animals.

Macroscopic ecosystem consist of the organisms that can be observed with naked eyes.

They are mainly of 3 types:

Terrestrial
Aquatic
Aerial.

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