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THE WEB OF LIFE ALL ORGANISMS INTERACT BOTH WITH THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND WITH OTHER ORGANISMS

THE WEB OF LIFE ALL ORGANISMS INTERACT BOTH WITH THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND WITH OTHER ORGANISMS

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THE WEB OF LIFETHE WEB OF LIFE

ALL ORGANISMS INTERACT BOTH WITH THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND WITH OTHER

ORGANISMS

ALL ORGANISMS INTERACT BOTH WITH THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND WITH OTHER

ORGANISMS

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The Web Of LifeThe Web Of Life

This red fox is dependent on many things in its environment.

What examples of living things is the fox dependent on that might be in photo?

This red fox is dependent on many things in its environment.

What examples of living things is the fox dependent on that might be in photo?

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The Web Of LifeThe Web Of Life

What are examples of nonliving things that the fox might be dependent on in this photo?

What are examples of nonliving things that the fox might be dependent on in this photo?

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ECOSYSTEMECOSYSTEM

An ecosystem is all the living things and non living things in a particular area

An ecosystem is all the living things and non living things in a particular area

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Biotic Vs. AbioticBiotic Vs. Abiotic

The nonliving portion of an ecosystem is the abiotic & all the living is the biotic

The nonliving portion of an ecosystem is the abiotic & all the living is the biotic

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The Web Of LifeThe Web Of Life

Much as the strands of silk in a spider’s web bind one segment to another, feeding and other interactions bind all organisms to one another.

These complex network of interactions between living things are called the web of life.

Much as the strands of silk in a spider’s web bind one segment to another, feeding and other interactions bind all organisms to one another.

These complex network of interactions between living things are called the web of life.

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Humans Are Part Of The Web Of Life

Humans Are Part Of The Web Of Life

Humans have the greatest impact of any living thing on the web of life

If humans are to continue to thrive on earth, we must understand the interrelationships among all living things and modify our actions.

Humans have the greatest impact of any living thing on the web of life

If humans are to continue to thrive on earth, we must understand the interrelationships among all living things and modify our actions.

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Organisms Interact With Organisms They Eat

Organisms Interact With Organisms They Eat

Grasshopper chews on a leaf

As it jumps from one leaf to next it gets caught in a spiders web

The spider kills and eats grasshopper

Grasshopper chews on a leaf

As it jumps from one leaf to next it gets caught in a spiders web

The spider kills and eats grasshopper

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What need connects organisms based on who

they eat?

What need connects organisms based on who

they eat? Need for energy to live and to reproduce

Need for nutrients to build more living tissue

Need for energy to live and to reproduce

Need for nutrients to build more living tissue

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Photosynthesis is important in the web of life

Photosynthesis is important in the web of life

Green plants capture energy from the sun and use it to make food

Green plants capture energy from the sun and use it to make food

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These Interactions are repeated everyday

These Interactions are repeated everyday

Animals that eat plants or other animals get energy indirectly

Animals that eat plants or other animals get energy indirectly

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Web is very complexWeb is very complex

Caterpillars eat the plant

How does that affect the grasshopper?

Caterpillars eat the plant

How does that affect the grasshopper?

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Web is very complexWeb is very complex

Without rain, the plant may dieHow would that affect the

caterpillar and the grasshopper?Spider web might trap the

grasshopper. How does that affect the plant and the caterpillar?

A bird might eat the spider, or the grasshopper, or the caterpillar

Without rain, the plant may dieHow would that affect the

caterpillar and the grasshopper?Spider web might trap the

grasshopper. How does that affect the plant and the caterpillar?

A bird might eat the spider, or the grasshopper, or the caterpillar

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The smallest chain in the web can have a major effect on the

connected organisms

The smallest chain in the web can have a major effect on the

connected organisms Think of how humans

impact the webThink of how humans

impact the web

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Organisms also interact with nonliving things in their

environment

Organisms also interact with nonliving things in their

environment

List some nonliving things in environment that living things interact with

SunTemperatureSoilRainfall

List some nonliving things in environment that living things interact with

SunTemperatureSoilRainfall

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TERMINOLOGYTERMINOLOGY

Nonliving material within an environment is called abiotic factors.

Living things are called biotic factors.

All the living things in a particular area is called a community.

The community (biotic factors) plus the abiotic factors is called the ecosystem.

Nonliving material within an environment is called abiotic factors.

Living things are called biotic factors.

All the living things in a particular area is called a community.

The community (biotic factors) plus the abiotic factors is called the ecosystem.