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    Archive for the 'EcoSystems' Category

    ?A pond ecosystem reflects the health of its surrounding landscape.

    2nd December 2009

    The pond ecosystem is a fresh water environment that can reveal the health of a local area. Fresh water environments such as the pond ecosystem have specific life forms that show its overall health. Toxins or pollution can effect the pond ecosystem adversely. The importance of understanding the pond ecosystem involves the life forms and [...]

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    ?An Aquatic Ecosystem is one where aquatic environments are involved.

    14th October 2009

    An aquatic ecosystem is where there is more salt water than fresh water involved in the balance of the landscape. Other aquatic ecosystems are fresh water lakes, rivers and estuaries. The aquatic ecosystem includes all life forms and land forms that might occur in each location.
    Aquatic ecosystem topography can include tidal zones, coral reefs, river [...]

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    ?An Ecosystem is a functioning community of plant and animal life and their surrounding environment.

    8th September 2009

    An ecosystem relates to the specific environment that contains a specific diversity of plant and animal life. The ecosystem must include the living and non living influences, from flora, fauna and fungi to the influences of their surroundings. Things such as humidity, elevation, salinity, and drainage will impact on the conditions of the living organisms [...]

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    ?An Ocean Ecosystem involves an off shore salt water environment.

    4th September 2009

    The ocean ecosystem is where there is more salt water than fresh water involved in the balance of the landscape. Other aquatic ecosystems are fresh water lakes, rivers and estuaries. The ocean ecosystem specifically identifies life forms found in the ocean environment.
    Ocean ecosystem topography extends beyond the tidal zones. It can include coral reefs [...]

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    ?Desert Ecosystem of Humans where Nature and Man collide

    18th June 2009

    Desert ecosystem of humans can be defined as the affect on the environment where human subsistence has altered the face of the environment to the extent that survival of a species used to the abundance of water is threatened. In this environment the desert ecosystem of humans can be a seen in the fragile [...]

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    ?The Mangrove Ecosystem

    23rd May 2009

    The mangrove ecosystem covers the flora, fauna and ground conditions with in the parameters of a mangrove. From the climatic conditions to the members and relationships in the food chain, the mangrove ecosystem is dependant on the major resources available. The mangrove ecosystem is unique to its area between brackish and fresh water. The mangroves [...]

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    ?The Rainforest Ecosystem

    25th April 2009

    The rainforest ecosystem covers the flora, fauna and ground conditions with in the parameters of a rainforest. From the climatic conditions to the members and relationships in the food chain, the rainforest ecosystem is dependant on the major resources available. In the rainforest ecosystem the proportion of flora, including the varieties [...]

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    ?Ecosystem Disruption

    15th April 2009

    Ecosystem disruption can be defined as the affect on the environment where human subsistence has altered the face of the environment to the extent that survival of a species is threatened. In this environment the ecosystem disruption can be a seen in the fragile ecosystem where plants, insects, grasses, fungi and animals are in [...]

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    ?The Coral reef Ecosystem involves an off shore salt water environment in and around a coral reef.

    7th April 2009

    The coral reef ecosystem is located around a living coral reef. The coral reef ecosystem specifically identifies life forms found in the coral reef environment.
    The life forms that live in the coral reef ecosystem have adapted to life in a salt water environment. Coral reef ecosystem topography involves the reef from the deepest depths of [...]

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    ?The Food Web in the Ocean Ecosystem shows the Diversity of Life in the Aquatic Environment

    3rd April 2009

    The food web in the ocean ecosystem is essential to the maintenance and successful growth and development of life in the marine ecosystem. The food web in the ocean ecosystem relates to the way in which all life interacts and relies on other species for survival. From the smallest micro organism the food web in [...]

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