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What is a dry ecosystem?

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What might happen to this food web if the ecosystem it represents experienced a serious climatic change that caused most of the ecosystem's streams to dry up?

The bears would starve.


Are coyotes in the desert ecosystem?

The desert does have an ecosystem. Although it does not have as much life as other ecosytems, things still live and even thrive in a desert environment.


A desert ecosystem contains?

"Deserts are very hot and dry places. Deserts get very little rain each year. So how do plants and animals live here? This section on the desert ecosystem will explain how!" "explore the desert ecosystem and find out more! Click on plants, insects and arachnids, reptiles, birds, mammals or a special page for camels to learn more!"


The different type of ecoysystem?

Terrestrial ecosystems,The Forest Ecosystem,The Desert Ecosystem ,The Grassland Ecosystem,The Mountain Ecosystem,Aquatic Ecosystems,The Marine Ecosystem and The Freshwater Ecosystem


What is the difference of aquatic ecosystem from dessert ecosystem and forest ecosystem?

An aquatic ecosystem can be divided into three categories: stationary such as in ponds, flowing such as in rivers and streams, and marine. The aquatic ecosystem is home to a variety of fish, plants, insects, and amphibians. The Marine ecosystem being the most abundant of all the ecosystems. The desert ecosystem is marked by the lack of rainfall, so not all deserts are hot. They are also marked by the barren landscape with little to no vegetation. Organisms that live here must be highly adapted to the dry conditions. The forest ecosystem are know for the trees and vegetation. They can range from the lush rain forest in the southern hemisphere to the more temperate forest of the deciduous and conifer trees, to the conifer forest that stand on the outer edge of the arctic circle.