7.10 A,B,C Ecosystems and Environments

- different environments, including microhabitats, support different varieties of organisms,

- Organisms exhibit interdependence in ecosystems, The greater the biodiversity in an ecosystem, the greater the sustainability; although, all ecosystems change over time as their populations transition through a natural ecological succession toward a more exciting community.

- the Earth’s environments can be classified into a variety of biomes including the freshwater, the marine, the desert, the forest, the grassland, and the tundra. Each biome is characterized by a combination of abiotic factors. some of these factors are climate, geology, soil type, and water resources. These biomes support different types of organisms.

- what's a microhabitat?

a habitat that's of small or limited and differs in characteristics from some surrounding more affective habitat.