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    1. An ecosystem is formed through the interaction between living organisms and their physical environment. It consists of both biological and physical factors. 2. The physical factors of an ecosystem include air, water, soil, temperature, light, and minerals. The biological factors include plants and animals. 3. There are different types of ecosystems such as jungles, deserts, tundra regions, seas, and paddy fields. An ecosystem can provide various habitats like tall trees, damp soil, thick bushes, ponds, and swamps.

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    1. An ecosystem is formed through the interaction between living organisms and their physical environment. It consists of both biological and physical factors. 2. The physical factors of an ecosystem include air, water, soil, temperature, light, and minerals. The biological factors include plants and animals. 3. There are different types of ecosystems such as jungles, deserts, tundra regions, seas, and paddy fields. An ecosystem can provide various habitats like tall trees, damp soil, thick bushes, ponds, and swamps.

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    1. An ecosystem is formed through the interaction between living organisms and their physical environment. It consists of both biological and physical factors. 2. The physical factors of an ecosystem include air, water, soil, temperature, light, and minerals. The biological factors include plants and animals. 3. There are different types of ecosystems such as jungles, deserts, tundra regions, seas, and paddy fields. An ecosystem can provide various habitats like tall trees, damp soil, thick bushes, ponds, and swamps.

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    Science notes for class 2D

    CHAPTER 4 Ecosystem

    INTERDEPENDENCE AMONG LIVING ORGANISMS 1. An ecosystem is a system formed by the


    AND THE ENVIRONMENT interaction of living organisms and their
    environment.

    2. An ecosystem consists of the physical factors


    B) HABITAT AND ECOSYTEM and biological factors.
    Habitat 3. The physical factors of ecosystem include
    1. A habitat is a natural place in which organisms a. Air
    live
    b. Water
    2. Provides organism living with
    c. Soil
    a. Food
    d. Temperature
    b. Water
    e. Light
    c. Air
    f. minerals
    d. Suitable temperature
    4. The biological factors include
    e. protection
    a. Animals

    b. Plants
    Organism Habitat
    snakes Bushes 5. There are different type of ecosystem such
    sparrows Trees
    Tadpoles Ponds a. Jungle
    Crocodiles Rivers
    Coconut trees Sea-shores b. Desert

    c. Tundra region

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    d. Sea

    e. Paddy field

    f. river

    6. An ecosystem can provide different habitats


    such as

    a. Tall trees

    b. Damp soil

    c. Thick bushes

    d. Ponds

    e. Swamps

    f. rocks

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