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Ecosystems

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    Ecosystems and human impact
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  • In this ecosystem, humans are the predominant consumers. A lot of waste is produced and removed from this place.
    City
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  • In the past people grew crops and had livestock here. Now, these are industrial/ residential areas.
    Pastures
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  • Trees can grow up to 40m tall here. Their leaves are shaped like needles to survive the cold temperatures
    Mountain pine forest
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  • Trees can't grow here because it's too cold. There are grasses, shrubs, and small mammals.
    Scrubland
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  • This ecosystem is always next to water. It is wooded and humid.
    Riparian forest
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  • Evergreen forests that are most characteristic of the Iberian Peninsula.
    Holm oak forests
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  • This ecosystem has deciduous oak trees.
    Oak grove
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  • What are the two types of aquatic ecosystems?
    Marine and freshwater
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  • Name THREE factors that influence aquatic ecosystems.
    Salinity (amount of salt), depth, water flow rate (standing or flowing), and light level
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  • Name THREE places where we can find freshwater ecosystems.
    lake, river, marsh, and estuary
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  • True or false? Freshwater ecosystems don't receive much light.
    FALSE - they receive a lot of light
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  • True or false? Marine ecosystems have the widest variety of living things on our planet.
    TRUE!
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  • What are two examples of producers in marine ecosystems?
    Phytoplankton and algae
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  • True or false? An anemone is a producer.
    FALSE - It's a consumer that lives on the sea floor
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  • In which layer of marine ecosystems do most producers and consumers live?
    The coastal zone (top layer)
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  • True or false? Plants can live in the middle zone of marine ecosystems
    FALSE - not enough light for photosynthesis (but animals can live here)
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