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What kinds of interactions make up an ecosystem?
Ecology is the study of the interactions between living and other living things; and between living things and the nonliving things in their environment.
When do you think a life scientist would study a nonliving thing such as a lake or a rock?
A biologist would likely only study physical things in regards to how they affect living things.
Why would a scientist study a non living thing such as a lake or rock?
A scientist would study a nonliving things as a lake or a rock because those things might have believe it or not it can have minerals or vitamins we need in our bodies or something.
The study of living things are called?
The study of living things is Biology.
Biology is the study of what?
The Study of Biology includes the study of Molecular /Ecology Biology,Cells, Living nonliving things, our environment, Genetics, Evolution, a little bit of Chemistry and Physics, Behavioral Biology, Physiology,Geography, in short, all sciences combined make Biology- study of life.
What is study Of living things and nonliving Things?
Biology...
The study of how living and nonliving things interact is called............?
kaka
The study of how living and nonliving things interact called?
kaka
What is the study of living and nonliving things such as rocks, and soil?
Physical Science :)
Is a river living or non living?
A waterfall is nonliving because water is not a living thing.
What kinds of interactions make up an ecosystem?
Ecology is the study of the interactions between living and other living things; and between living things and the nonliving things in their environment.
What does the suffix eco mean?
The suffix "eco" is derived from the Greek word "oikos," meaning "house" or "household." It is commonly used in environmental contexts to denote activities or practices that are sustainable, eco-friendly, or related to ecology.
What is the difference between Biology and Sciences?
Earth science is the study nonliving things basically. Etc rivers, rocks, minerals, earthquakes.... Where as living environment/Biology is the study of living things and how they work.
What science studies communities of organism and their non living environment is called a ( n)?
Ecology is the study of all living things, the environment they live in including nonliving things.
What kind of living and nonliving things do you think marine biologist studies?
Marine biologist's study everything from algae to the largest whale. Basically anything in the ocean, living or not they will study.
When do you think a life scientist would study a nonliving thing such as a lake or a rock?
A biologist would likely only study physical things in regards to how they affect living things.
Why is the study important for the study of living things?
it helps scientist understand living things and life processes at the molecular level Ramos
