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Title: If you find yourself standing in an oak-hickory forest in southern Michigan, what you see around you ... Post by: kolobos22 on Nov 5, 2016 If you find yourself standing in an oak-hickory forest in southern Michigan, what you see around you represents a good example of a:
biotic community species biome landscape housing several ecosystems Title: Re: If you find yourself standing in an oak-hickory forest in southern Michigan, what you see around Post by: archimedes_ on Nov 6, 2016 Landscape of different ecosystems.
Species is just a single specific type of organism, biome is the whole planet, and a community is a group of different organisms interacting in the same place and time. Ecosystems involve abiotic factors like water and sun-- a forest could house many like a pond, the whole forest, or even a tree itself. You can see all of these in the forest. |