Are You Than Your Ag Class? Are You SMARTER Than Your Ag Class? Template Sponsored by the National Association of Agricultural Educators (NAAE)
Chapter 2: Principles of Ecology Chapter 3: Communities, Biomes and Ecosystems Chapter 4: Population Ecology Chapter 5: Biodiversity and Conservation.
Principles of Ecology Bio C2. Principles of Ecology I.Organisms and their Environment A.Sharing the world 1. Studying Nature B.What is ecology? 1. Definition.
13a ecology
HEALTH BACTERIA TO INFANT’S INTESTINES
ECOSYSTEMS FOOD CHAINS AND WEBS. ENERGY FLOW IN ECOSYSTEMS The greatest amount of energy is in the bottom level- or the producers Producers are photosynthetic.
CHAPARRAL BIOME Jillian Schuyler and Carly Cassera.
Prokaryotes Life Science. What are Prokaryotes? Single-celled organisms Very tiny Cannot be seen without a microscope Our microscopes are not.
Ch. 18-22 - Ecology. Organisms and their environment What is ecology? the study of the interactions that takes place between an organism and their environment.
MARINE ECOLOGY INTRODUCTION MODIFIED BY: MS. SHANNON.
Bats
Adaptation. A gradual change in an organism that enables it to survive in a particular environment.
