Let's Apply Directions: Identity and describe each level of biological organization in marsh wetland below. (Two points each) 12345need kona po now na po auto report pag habol point lang
Answer (1)
Levels of Biological Organization: * Organism: * The fundamental unit of life. * In a marsh, examples of organisms include: * Plants: Cattails, reeds, grasses * Animals: Frogs, turtles, fish, insects * Microorganisms: Bacteria, fungi, algae * Population: * A group of organisms of the same species living in the same area at the same time. * Examples in a marsh: * A population of cattails * A population of frogs * A population of bacteria * Community: * All the populations of different species interacting with each other in a particular area. * A marsh community would include: * Plants, animals, and microorganisms * Interactions such as predation (e.g., frogs eating insects), competition (e.g., plants competing for sunlight), and symbiosis (e.g., bacteria living in the roots of plants) * Ecosystem: * A community of organisms and their physical environment interacting as a unit. * A marsh ecosystem includes: * The marsh community (plants, animals, microorganisms) * The physical environment (water, soil, air, climate) * Interactions between the community and the environment (e.g., nutrient cycling, energy flow) * Biosphere: * The part of Earth that supports life, including all ecosystems. * A marsh wetland is a small part of the global biosphere.Remember: This is a general outline. The specific organisms and interactions in a particular marsh wetland may vary.
