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abiotic and biotic components, a hierarchy, a habitat, niches, and dominant and keystone species

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Key Terms Definitions

 

Abiotic = the inorganic components of an ecosystem

 

Biotic = populations of organisms or species in an ecosystem

 

Dominant Species = common species in an ecosystem

 

Habitat = the place where species live

 

Hierarchy = a way of arranging things in graded compartments

 

Keystone Species = the most important species in an ecosystem, they exert a form of a controlling influence over their system

 

Niche = the role a species plays in a system

 

School Ecology = a branch of sociology concerned with the spacing and interdependence of people and institutions in the context of school.

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