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Includes both living and non-living components in an area.
Abiotic factors like light and temperature, and biotic factors like competition.
The number of organisms in a specific area.
Populations consist of one species, while communities include multiple species.
The relationships and dependencies between different species.
To estimate the abundance of organisms in a defined area.
A method to measure how abiotic factors affect species distribution.
Species distribution may shift as organisms adapt to new conditions.
The struggle for limited resources necessary for survival and reproduction.
It enhances ecosystem resilience and provides resources for humans.
Efforts to protect endangered species and their habitats.
Excess nutrient addition to an ecosystem, often from fertilizers.
An organism that lives on a host and causes it harm.
An organism that has a beneficial relationship with another species.
Respiration, photosynthesis, decay, feeding, combustion, and fossilization.
Water released from clouds as rain, snow, or hail.
They break down waste and dead organisms, recycling carbon.