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ecosystem
Living Things can breath but Nonliving Things cannot. We as Human Beings can move, breath, etc. but a Nonliving Thing like a, stone, can't even do that.
abiotic components are all the non living chemical and physical factors within are environment - such as temperature, water and the majority of mechanical forces.
If a living system, or group of organisms, cannot adjust to an envirormental change, it will be out-competed by groups that can. The organism will have to find a new way to survive or it will die out, survival of the fittest.
In the most basic terms, you need non-living materials to live due to the processeses that occur within your body at a cellular level. The cell uses a molecule called ATP (adenosine tri-phosphate) for energy, and requires glucose in the form of sugar, and oxygen to perform cellular respiration. You eat previosly living things and you get the non-living things in them. Their living components are also broken down, and used by your body to make proteins, fats, DNA etc. You use non-living bricks to make a skyscraper of life, if youll pardon the analogy.
ecosystem
It is the irreversible increase in size and mass of the living cell or living being. Nonliving objects like crysal grow in size but it is from outside, not from within outside.
Stable
Living Things can breath but Nonliving Things cannot. We as Human Beings can move, breath, etc. but a Nonliving Thing like a, stone, can't even do that.
abiotic components are all the non living chemical and physical factors within are environment - such as temperature, water and the majority of mechanical forces.
The factors of an ecosystem are the climate and living organisms. The climate supports the life within the ecosystem. The living organisms help each other survive. For example, the plants that thrive in the tropics provide food and shelter to animals.
If a living system, or group of organisms, cannot adjust to an envirormental change, it will be out-competed by groups that can. The organism will have to find a new way to survive or it will die out, survival of the fittest.
False. They did not.
Ecosystem
FALSE
The expression "living conditions" describes the circumstances in which people live, - this would include housing, sanitation, diet, employment and social influences. "Social change" refers to change in society and how this affects individuals within the society. Social change could affect living conditions, but these are entirely different terms.
In the most basic terms, you need non-living materials to live due to the processeses that occur within your body at a cellular level. The cell uses a molecule called ATP (adenosine tri-phosphate) for energy, and requires glucose in the form of sugar, and oxygen to perform cellular respiration. You eat previosly living things and you get the non-living things in them. Their living components are also broken down, and used by your body to make proteins, fats, DNA etc. You use non-living bricks to make a skyscraper of life, if youll pardon the analogy.