Matching Pairs the organization of living thiOnline version living things by chiara paz small 1 A Species 2 Components of the ecosystems 3 Biotic factors 4 Terrestrial Ecosystems 5 Population 6 Example of Mixed Ecosystems 7 Example of biotic factors 8 the organization of living things 9 community 10 Example of Terrestrial Ecosystems 11 Abiotic factors 12 Mixed Ecosystems 13 Example of abiotic factors 14 types of ecosystems 15 Example of Aquatic Ecosystems 16 Aquatic Ecosystems 17 Ecosistems All nonliving things that live in the ecosystem . Aquatic Ecosystems, Terrestrial Ecosystems, Mixed Ecosystems Biotic Factors and Abiotic Factors Living organisms develop and interact in water. Plants, animals, fungi and bacteria. This refers to a community of living things. Is a group of living things with similar characteristics that have fertile offspring when they reproduce. Living organisms develop and interact in areas where water meets land. Cost and wetlands In nature it is possible to see different levels of organization Is a group of living things with similar characteristics that have fertile offspring when they reproduce Living organisms develop and interact on land Deserts, forest, grasslands All living things that live in the ecosystem . Water, air, rocks, light and temperature. Oceans, lakes and rivers these are populations tht lñin in the same area at the same time, for example penguins live together with fish, sea lions and other organisims. This is a set of living things of the same species that live in the same area at the same time.
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