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DECAY
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Sampling organisms
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Food chains and Predator- prey cycles
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Adaptations
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Biotic & Abiotic factors
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Competition and Interdependence
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Intraspecific
competition

competition
within
a species
Burning
peat releases a lot of
carbon dioxide
into the atmosphere contributing to the greenhouse effect
peat bogs
are produced when
decomposition
occurs over a very long time
Peat stores a lot of
carbon
and can be extracted for use by
gardeners
or as an energy source
Humans use
land
for buildings, quarrying, mining, agriculture, and
landfill
what reduces
biodiversity
?

Sewage, toxic chemicals, household waste, and gas emissions pollute water, land, and air, reducing
biodiversity
what does global warming leads to?
melting ice caps
rising sea levels
changes in
climate
Steps of the carbon cycle
1. P&A take in
CO2
from atmosphere in
photosynthesis
2. C make up the cells of
P&A
3. P&A respire so some C is released back into the atmosphere as
CO2
4. P&A can be eaten by
animals
and then these
animals
can be eaten by others
5. C that was in the plants becomes part of the
carbohydrates
, fats and
proteins
in the cells of animals
6. Animals
respire
so some C is released back into atmosphere as
CO2
7. Animals release
waste
products
8. Eventually animals and plants
die
9.
Waste
products and dead remains are broken down by
decomposing
microorganisms
10. When decomposers carry out
respiration
, C in waste and dead remains is returned to atmosphere as
CO2
11. If decomposers don't function properly they get converted into
fossil fuels
12.
Fossil fuels
get released back into the
environment
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