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Hey, my little Einstein.
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So today we're going to be talking about ecosystems.
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We're starting a whole new chapel, so let's take a
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look. What is an ecosystem?
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So first things first.
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Let's review what are living things and non living things.
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So, for example, living things are anything that can eat,
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move, breathe, grow and die as well.
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So that's that.
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So any of these are living things, not living.
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Things are are not alive.
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They can't move, but I can't breathe.
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They can't eat and grow, and they definitely cannot die.
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So living things, for example, be us.
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We are living things we have.
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Animals are living things.
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Plants are living things.
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All of this are living things.
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A lot of living things.
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We can say.
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Our tables, chairs, soil.
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They don't grow.
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They don't get bigger, they don't eat.
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They don't set a little dinner table.
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Start eating air water.
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None of these are living things.
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So let's take a look.
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We have this beautiful picture.
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Now we have a jungle or a jungle or desert.
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We have a zebras, and giraffes smell that.
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The environment that surrounds the living things, the environment are
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everything that surrounds the living things.
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Anything that's around us is called an environment.
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So, for example, our environment is like, for example, at
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school is the classroom that would be our environment, all
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the living things.
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So it will be me and with you guys, students
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as well could be the principles and the other students
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and other grade levels.
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All of these our environment.
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If this includes also the non living, the table is
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a desk, the chairs, all of these our would be
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part of our environment.
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So, for example, for at the beach, the beach, the
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non living will be the sand and the water.
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So that doesn't move.
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And then the living things would be the animals, the
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crowds, the fish, the little shrimps, the dolphins and all
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that end us as well.
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We will be at the beach.
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So this right here is an environment.
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This is an environment right there.
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So it's everything around it who had the living and
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the non living together that would be called an environment.
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There's a little cute hamster.
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What would be the environment for this pet hamster?
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Remember, the keyword is pet.
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What would be the environment for hip a pet hamster.
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Let's take a look.
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What would it be?
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So since it's our pet, he needs a little fit.
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The food dish Little bull you can place We can
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put the food for him a water bottle so he
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could eat the little wood chips the pieces of wood
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so he can like sleep in walk around, crawl and
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all that and an exercise wheel.
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So you see how he that will be his environment
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He's the living on All of these would be the
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non living So that would be his little environment.
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So cute little small now ecosystem in ecosystem is when
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the living and non living they interact with each other
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where they have toa work together to survive They work
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together to survive Not just like no living is by
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myself No, not living on their own They can't work
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together No, this is when they all work together to
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survive, to stay alive Well, the living room.
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So, for example, we have this ocean So we're in
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the ocean We see how we have rocks You got
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seaweed, We got the fishes and we got water They
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all work together So the fish can survive so the
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seaweed can survive.
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So this ocean is an ecosystem.
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The fish in the sea weed.
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They depend on the saltwater.
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They depend on the water.
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What to survive without the salt water?
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The fish won't live without salt water.
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See what?
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The seaweed won't live.
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They all work together to survive.
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They have to work together to stay a lot.
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And then we have our habitat.
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I like to call this habitat as your home.
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Okay. Habitat is a space where plant or animal lives.
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How so your habitat would be, for example, your house.
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Your home.
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The fish habitat would be his little the ocean where
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he swims, where he lives.
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A little rock he sleeps at.
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Or, for example, the crab habitat would be that shell.
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Okay, He goes in his little show.
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He sleeps.
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That would be his habitat.
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Or, for example, we got this frog.
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Keep that frog habitat is the pond.
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He lives in the water.
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He lives in the pond.
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So he lives in the water a little bit.
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Then he goes out a little.
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Then he goes back in the water.
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That would be his habitat.
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Now I have a question for you guys Are all
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animals live in the same habitat?
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Are all habitats the same for all animals?
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Can the lions habitat be the same as a frog's
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habitat? Mm.
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Now different animals have different needs so different if they
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have different needs And that means they have different habitats.
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So since hours that can fly, for example, hours after
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hours can fly and hunt They go from tree to
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tree so their habitat would be the tree.
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While the frog lives in the pullup on he lives
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in the water.
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Would he be ableto survive in the tree?
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Now he needs water to survive.
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Would the I will be able to live in the
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pond? No, he has wings.
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It would he'll put him down or drown him.
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So all animals, different animals have different needs.
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And since they have different needs they have different habitats.
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They don't work.
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Not the same.
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Then we have this picture of horses help you.
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Population is the kind of organism of the living thing.
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In the same place one kind.
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So population will be all the horses in that area.
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We're all the kangaroos in that area where all the
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frogs in the pond.
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In that area in the same space.
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I can't count this population and a different countries population.
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No, it has to be in the same area.
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So for example, this picture it's population would be for
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horses. It got 12344 horses would be the population.
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Would I count the cows and know what I count?
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The buffaloes?
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No, but I count to humans.
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No, none of these will be the population.
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The population is one kind.
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So, for example, what is when we say, What is
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the population of Jordan?
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Are we going to count the dogs and the cats?
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No, we're just going to be accounting the human.
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But just gonna be counting people.
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We are the population.
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But for example, if I said what is the population
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of dogs in Jordan, then there would count on Lee
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dogs. I wouldn't count humans in that at that time
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it would just be the dogs.
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That's what population, the number of that kind of organism
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or that kind of living thing into place.
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Now, I know I'm giving you a lot of information,
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A lot of vocabulary, but the next slide you'll know
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what a community is.
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All the populations that live and work together in that
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area. So do you remember the movie lying kings?
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Or just like I have right here?
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Lying king is a community We got got Simba the
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lion and then we have I don't know the news.
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I'm so sorry, Timo and boom Ba and Scar.
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We got different kinds of animals.
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So we got the lion, the monkey, the hyenas, all
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of them.
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They all lived together.
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Possible live together in the movie.
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They all lived together in an area in an area.
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So this is called a community.
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It's the different kinds of populations in one area that
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is called the community.
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Okay. I think he's a water buffalo.
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Tima. I don't know America.
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The Timoney is America.
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They all work together.
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They all interact with each other.
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They all lived together, is called community.
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So how does this all connect to each other?
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So here is a beautiful picture.
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Okay. This will give you more details what it is.
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So we have our community, for example, the yellow circles,
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the community, the little small area.
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Then the habitat will be, for example, where the frog
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lives or where the fish lives.
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That will be the habitat and the orange circle.
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And then the ecosystem, the ecosystem was were all of
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them live together.
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So when we have frogs and the ducks and the
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fishes and the trees and the soil of that will
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be the ecosystem member ecosystem is the living in the
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non living together.
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That's what it is.
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It's when they work together.
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So I hope you enjoy this video.
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I know it's a lot of information and I do
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apologize, but they you can see how they all work
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together, how population, community, habitat and ecosystems all come together
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hand in hand.
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So all of these need each other to live in
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an ecosystem.
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The I hope you enjoyed this video.
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If you have any questions, please email your teacher.
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Thank you.
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