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Chapter 1
02:00
Chapter 2
03:35
Chapter 3
04:00
Chapter 4
05:37
Chapter 5
07:15
Chapter 6
07:46
Chapter 7
09:08
Chapter 8
09:39
Chapter 9
10:26
Chapter 10
12:57
Chapter 11
14:43
Chapter 12
14:53
Chapter 13
14:57
Chapter 14
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00:01 - 00:04
Hello everyone and welcome back from March break.
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You all look excited. So you look tiny bit tired. That's completely okay.
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We'll ease our way into work.
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We won't be doing the hard work today to take a deep breath.
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Okay,
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now before we get into work I love to know what you all did over the March break,
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something different, something interesting.
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Anything you want to share of course with a raise of hands,
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we need to respect everybody's time and what they have to say.
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Okay,
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let's hear it,
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wow, that's interesting. Okay, thank you for sharing.
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Okay.
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Mhm.
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Okay,
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thank you for asking what I did over the March break.
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Um honestly mine must just spend,
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you know relaxing babysitting my nieces because I have loads of them.
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So it was mostly just spending um you know time with the family. Okay,
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okay.
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Before we get into this
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um
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are we familiar with
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what an ecosystem is?
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Okay,
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mm hmm. It's completely okay because we still don't know what an ecosystem is.
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We haven't learned it. So there's no need to be shy.
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Mhm.
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Okay,
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now quietly in your heads think of all the
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living things and non living things around us.
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Okay.
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Mhm
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No.
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Mhm.
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Okay,
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now
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moving on to what an ecosystem is. Let's see what an ecosystem really is.
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So
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an ecosystem is a community of plants and animals that interact in the same area.
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Okay, so an ecosystem, what is it?
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It's a community of plants and animals that interact in the same area.
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Okay, so ecosystem basically is a community.
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It's a place it has living things and non living things. Okay.
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They exist together in an environment. Okay,
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ecosystem
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is a community of plants and animals and other beings that interact in the same area.
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Okay.
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To break it down further to make it even
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easier to understand its any environment that basically has
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living things and non living things and they actually
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exist together not separately to exist and work together.
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Okay, so now neatly in your notebooks,
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let's write these down.
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Okay,
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ecosystem
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basically an environment.
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Okay, it's an environment. What does it have
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living things
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and non living things? Are they just separately just existing there
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in an ecosystem? It's a system they're working together.
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They're existing together in that same environment.
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Living things and non living things. Okay.
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Now can we think of places that have
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um like ecosystem.
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Let's think ecosystem,
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we still don't know what really an ecosystem we're still learning.
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So do we have examples in our head what an ecosystem could be examples
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with a raise of hands.
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Mhm.
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Okay, good job. Okay.
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Okay so a swamp. A prairie and oceans and the forests are all examples of ecosystems.
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Okay. And these are just some of the examples.
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There's so many different ecosystems around us. Okay.
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Um and an ecosystem usually contains many different kinds of life.
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Okay for example with a swamp. I know we've
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all watched Shrek
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um with the swamp that Shrek used to live in.
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I'm sure it didn't have just you know living things, you know,
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the toads or like those fish that Shrek used to eat.
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We all had non living things in that swamp right? There were um you know, tiny rocks.
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The water is water and living things. No, it's not right.
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So swamp, it's an example of an ecosystem.
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It's an environment where non living things are
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existing and living things are existing together.
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Okay.
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Um an ecosystem of course usually contains many different kinds of life.
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Um A grassland for example is just an ecosystem. Um it contains more than just grass.
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When you hear the term grassland you're thinking just grasp. Okay.
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No, of course it contains, you know, more than just grass and includes other plants,
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mammals, insects, growth worms, many tiny living things.
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Um you know in the soil. Um and it also has many non living things, right?
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A grassland wouldn't just have living things that would have known living things.
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It's an ecosystem.
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Okay,
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so biotic versus a biotic. Before we get into that. Can we all together say biotic.
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So we know how to pronounce that?
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I used to have difficulty saying that when I was a kid and that's completely.
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Okay, so can we all say biotic?
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Mm hmm. Can we all say a biotic.
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Okay,
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so biotic elements are living things in an ecosystem.
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Okay. For example, plants and animals either.
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Just some of the examples, of course there are different types of plants,
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different types of animals, different organisms that are alive
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um Okay so biotic and a biotic when
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we look at an ecosystem there biotic elements living
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in an ecosystem and what are those biotic elements?
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They're living things? And examples being plants and animals.
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Okay.
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Um when we learn new things we sometimes tend to forget the
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previous thing because we're still getting used to the term ecosystem.
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Let's get back to what an ecosystem is, ecosystem is an environment, what is
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type of environment?
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Well different kinds of environment um doesn't ecosystem have living things? Yes
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but does it also have non living things? Yes. Are they separate?
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No the living things and the non living things in ecosystems are existing together.
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What's another word for um living things in an ecosystem, biotic
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biotic elements are living things in an ecosystem.
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Okay
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now
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a biotic elements are non living things in an ecosystem example sunlight, air rain,
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snow, rocks, water.
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So what's another word for non living things in an ecosystem?
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A biotic, So a biotic or non living and examples could be sunlight, air, rain, snow,
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rocks, water, mountains, all these things right
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now it's time to use our big brains. Okay let's think of an ocean.
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And of course ocean is an ecosystem. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
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The notion is an ecosystem and before we go on the board I want you all to first think
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um of living. So biotic and non living a biotic things in the ocean. Okay
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and once you've um thought about it on your own.
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I want like a raise of hands so I can know who's done thinking and is
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ready to come on the board and of course um we're going to be you know
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respectful. We're not going to be running around the classroom
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so and if you're okay with sharing both a biotic and biotic um examples in the ocean
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please feel free to do so if you only have one example
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of just biotic or a biotic you can do so no pressure.
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Okay come on. Yes. Okay.
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Okay come on mm hmm.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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Perfect, perfect, perfect, perfect.
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Mhm.
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Okay
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wow these are good examples you all came up with. Let's go over these.
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So biotic we have plants in the ocean. We have fish. We have fun guy, we have algae.
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Um and we have bacteria. Okay and now let's look at the antibiotic lists.
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We all came up with. Okay stone for sure, sunlight. Perfect temperature.
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Who thought of that? Good job.
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Okay nutrients. Good word. Wind. Yes. Good job. Okay
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now living parts of an ecosystem. Okay.
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They're living parts in an ecosystem and we have organisms.
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So the living you know beings um to the animals.
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We have species. Okay we have population and we have community.
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Let's neatly write these down. Do not hesitate. We still don't know what these are.
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We're gonna learn in the next slide. Take a deep breath.
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Okay neatly write that down.
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Okay,
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Okay,
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okay, so living parts of an ecosystem, organism. A living thing species.
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So organism we all know, um it's a living thing.
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It could be anything, it could be a bird, it could be a fish, it could be um
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a mammal. It could be a wrap top, any type of animal and type of living organism.
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Okay, now species can go to species.
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Okay,
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it's a group of similar organisms that can mate
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and reproduce more of the same type of organism.
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Okay, so a species of lions.
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Okay, they can, you know, come together mate and we produce more lions. Okay,
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okay.
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And then we have population, It's a group of organisms in the same species
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in a given area. For example, a population of um white lions in um South America.
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Okay,
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Population to a group of lions.
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Okay. Because it's the same species. A group of white lions.
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Okay. In North America. Okay,
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Population two group,
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it's a group of those organisms as a group
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of those living things and they're the same species.
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Species are
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those same animals that can come together and reproduce more of the same species.
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More of the same organism.
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Okay, so population is a group of organisms of the same species and given area.
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Okay, so a population to a group of white lions in
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South America.
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Okay,
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A community is a group of populations of different species in a given area.
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So what's a community?
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It's a group of populations of different species with different animals?
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Of, you know, different groups of animals in a given area. So a community could be um,
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species of flying species of monkey, Species of different
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um, types of animals in perhaps a forest. Okay,
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that's a community.
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And of course
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we're living things. We have different needs.
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Okay, so as as humans, first of all, we cannot exist without oxygen.
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We wouldn't be able to exist. We need that to survive.
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So we have multiple needs, not just oxygen.
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So what are some of the things all living things need?
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Okay, it's a place to live, habitat and environment live. Okay,
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so habitat is important. We have habitat.
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That's some of the, um, that's one of the things that all living things need to exist.
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Okay, so habitat, we need sunlight.
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Um, if we're looking at plants, plants are living things. They need sunlight.
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We all need sunlight.
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We need air,
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water,
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food, ideal temperature range. For example, us as humans,
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we're part of a bigger ecosystem. Um, we need an ideal temperature range.
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We won't be able to survive if it's too hot.
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If it's too cold, we need that ideal temperature range for us to
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um,
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you know, exist and you know, survive.
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So from these last things are these living, are these things living things,
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all these needs and things that living things need.
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Are they living things to sunlight? A living thing?
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This food and living thing?
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Mm hmm.
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No, they're not living things.
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And why is that
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it's because of an ecosystem, living things and non living things exist together?
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They need those living living things need those non
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living things to exist to make that ecosystem work.
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Okay,
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so a biotic elements influence which biotic elements can survive in certain areas.
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Right. So for examples, why can't kangaroos live in Canada?
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Right?
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It's because.
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