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    An ecosystem is composed of organisms interacting with each other and their physical environment. These interactions lead to energy cycling which allows the ecosystem to be self-sustaining. The basic units of ecology include species, populations, communities, biomes and the biosphere.

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    An ecosystem is composed of organisms interacting with each other and their physical environment. These interactions lead to energy cycling which allows the ecosystem to be self-sustaining. The basic units of ecology include species, populations, communities, biomes and the biosphere.

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    3 Ecosystem

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    3.1 Basic concepts of ecology

    1 Ecology (生態學) is the study of organisms and the physical environment.


    2 The levels of organization in ecological studies:

    species population community

    biosphere biome ecosystem

    3 The basic features of an ecosystem:

    Interactions of organisms

    lead to

    energy cycling

    maintain a

    self-supporting ecosystem

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