Whales and cacti would be examples for your question.
An Alligator
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An organism's habitat refers to the type of community in which it lives, coniferous forest, deciduous forest, grassland, marsh or aquatic community. The niche is how it functions in that community, Is a producer, or consumer, is it predator or prey, is it a decomposer? Is it a member of a symbiotic, commensal or parasitic relationship?
I think lake goes first, then prairie, next is forest and then marsh.
Saltwater Marsh
yes,they eat any kind and certainly they eat berries.thank u for asking!
Three abiotic parts of a marsh community would be water, climate, stones, and soil. These all effect the living organisms in the marsh community.
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Thomas A. Marsh has written: 'Gift of Community Baptism and Confirmation'
name four secondary consumers in the salt marsh community
animals like dragonflies, marsh flies, cat tails,
Plants such as cattails, sedges, and bullrushes that provide habitat for various organisms. Insects like mosquitoes, dragonflies, and beetles that feed on marsh plants and are prey for larger animals. Birds including herons, ducks, and marsh wrens that rely on the marsh for nesting, feeding, and shelter.
Karigoudar Ishwaran has written: 'Family, kinship and community' -- subject(s): Dutch in Canada, Holland Marsh, Ont, Ont Holland Marsh, Social conditions
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Organisms in rivers and streams have to adapt to factors such as water flow, temperature fluctuations, dissolved oxygen levels, and sediment composition. These abiotic factors can vary greatly along the length of a river, presenting challenges for the organisms living there. Adaptations can include streamlined shapes for efficient swimming, tolerance to varying oxygen levels, and specialized feeding strategies to exploit different sediment types.
The swamp has trees and the marsh has plants such as grasses
Plants, such as cattails and marsh grasses, are an important biotic component in a marsh community, providing habitat and food for other organisms. Insects like dragonflies and mosquitoes are biotic parts of a marsh community, playing roles in pollination and serving as a food source for other animals. Birds, such as herons and ducks, are another biotic component in a marsh community, utilizing the habitat for nesting, feeding, and resting.