An
appropriate definition for an ecosystem is a community of interacting organisms
in their natural physical environment. The week of September 28th - October 1st
we learned about ecosystem development. My blog post is going to be on
ecosystem development. My interest in ecosystem developments include
surrounding species, plants, and the impact the ecosystem has.
Usually an
ecosystem development would not be for short-term gain, but to help maintain
the ecological processes from around where you’re developing. A few examples of
an ecosystem is an ocean, desert, forests, grasslands, wetlands, etc. There is
a big deal between genetic diversity and species within each ecosystem. Here
are three types of ecosystems and their value.
Components of ecosystems are soil,
water, sunlight, plants, etc. Another big thing in ecosystems are insects and
animals. The condition of an ecosystem for a certain animal is the only type of
habitat it can live in, which is why zoos are not good. It is difficult for
animals to adapt to different habitats than what they originally lived in. That
is the reason I dislike zoos so much. Why do ecosystems matter to human health?
How might ecosystems change? What are the consequences of ecosystem change?
These are three very important questions of ecosystem development. Did you know
there are theories to ecosystem development?
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