1. ¿Qué tipo de organismos hay en todo ecosistema?

Biology

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charle [14.2K]2 years ago

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Answer:

1.Según la forma de vida y de obtener alimento los organismos de un ecosistema se clasifican en organismo productores, organismos consumidores y organismos descomponedores.

2.Las condiciones ambientales en ergonomía tienen que ver con el diseño de aspectos como la temperatura, la iluminación o el ruido. En centros de atención a personas dependientes los principales problemas se relacionan con la temperatura y la iluminación y afectan a casi todos los trabajadores

3.SUSTANCIAS ORGÁNICAS E INORGÁNICAS Las sustancias orgánicas son todas aquellas relacionadas con la vida, y se componen de carbono, de oxígeno o hidrógeno, mientras que las inorgánicas son sustancias "muertas", donde escasean estos elementos propios de la vida como el carbono, el oxígeno y el hidrógeno, o si

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