Uned 2.1

• What is the title of Unit 2.1?

  Uned 2.1
• What is the website mentioned in the study material?

  enguan.com
• What type of plants are referred to as "planhigion bloemon"?

  Plants that produce flowers
• What is the significance of "Plantagion anaideuat" in the context of the study material?

  It refers to a type of plant community
• What is the term "Rhayogaem Europacus" referring to?

  It refers to a specific species or group in Europe
• What does "Cystaaleaath" imply in the context of ecosystems?

  It refers to the interaction of organisms within an ecosystem
• What is meant by "Cystadleuaein magrywagathas"?

  It refers to competition among organisms in an ecosystem
• How does "Cystadleuceth fewn rhywogaethal" differ from "Cystadleuaein magrywagathas"?

  The former refers to competition within a species, while the latter refers to competition among different species
• What are the main components of an ecosystem as mentioned in the study material?

  • Organisms (plants and animals)
  • Interactions among species
  • Environmental factors
• What are the implications of competition in ecosystems?

  • Affects population dynamics
  • Influences species distribution
  • Drives natural selection
• What does "mae pob pen byw" imply in the context of ecosystems?

  It means every living organism
• What is the role of "facthwyr ac ysglyfaction" in ecosystems?

  They refer to factors and influences affecting ecosystems
• What does "mae nyn wdaya gir tiny benignis" suggest about ecosystems?

  It suggests that ecosystems are dynamic and constantly changing
• What does "gwananal" refer to in the context of ecosystems?

  It refers to the balance within an ecosystem
• What is the significance of "mas anifeiliaid yn cystadiusom fleyd"?

  It indicates that animals are competing for resources
• What does "Cystadleuaein magrywagathas-aytarmewasth" imply about competition?

  It implies that competition can lead to adaptation and evolution
• What does "CLASSMATE" refer to in the study material?

  It likely refers to a peer or fellow student