Ecology: The study of organisms in their

natural habitat interacting with their

surroundings

n.d.

Ecology: The study of organisms in their natural habitat interacting

with their surroundings

Scholarcy Highlights
 Greek word “Oikos ” meaning “home” and “logos” meaning “study”Ecology: The study of
organisms in their natural habitat interacting with their surroundingsEcosystem: A self-
regulating group of biotic communities of species interacting with one another and with
their non-living environment exchanging energy and matterClassification of
ecosystemNatural ecosystem Aquatic Fresh water Running water Standing water
Marine
 Factors which restrict the further growth of population
 Availability of food is a series of groups of organisms called trophic levels, in which,
there is repeated eating and eaten by so as to transfer food energy

Scholarcy Summary

Introduction
” meaning “home” and “logos” meaning “study”.

Ecology: The study of organisms in their natural habitat interacting with their surroundings.

Results
Ecosystem: A self-regulating group of biotic communities of species interacting with one
another and with their non-living environment exchanging energy and matter.

Factors which restrict the further growth of population.

Availability of food is a series of groups of organisms called trophic levels, in which, there is
repeated eating and eaten by so as to transfer food energy.
Food web: A network of food chain.

Double channel or Y-shaped energy flow model.

The pyramid of energy in an ecosystem is a.

Conclusion
Who are pure Carnivores Highest level consumer.

Which of the following is not an ecological pyramid a.