Ecosystem and Organisms

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Consists of all living organisms, communicating with the physical environment and other nonliving components in a specific area.

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Ecosystem

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All non-living components of an ecosystem, including air, water, light, soil, rocks, and minerals.

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Abiotic Components

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All living components of an ecosystem, including humans, animals, plants, and decomposers.

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Biotic Components

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Type of organisms that make their own food.

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Producers

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Type of organisms that only eat animals.

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Carnivore

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Type of organisms that only eat plants.

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Herbivores

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Type of organisms that can eat both animals and plants.

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Omnivores

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Living organisms that break down dead animals and plants into minerals, creating nutrients for the producers.

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Decomposers

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Source of energy in plants

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The sun.

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Organisms that obtain energy by consuming other living things.

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Consumers