Subjects:
- Levels of organization of living matter,
2
- Populations, communities, ecosystems,
2,
3,
4,
5
- Forms of biological relationships in the community
- Positive attitude,
2
- Negative attitude,
2,
3
- Neutral attitude,
2
- Circulation of matter and energy,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8
- The structure of the biosphere,
2
- Evolution of the biosphere,
2,
3,
4
- The current state of the environment
- Atmosphere - the outer shell of the biosphere,
2
- Biological productivity of ecosystems,
2,
3
- Conservation and sustainable environmental futures,
2,
3,
4,
5
Environmental problems of the biosphere
- Human impact on flora and fauna,
2
- Limits of stability,
2,
3
- Natural resources and their use,
2,
3
- Radioactive contamination of the biosphere
- Contamination of soil (
contamination)
- Contamination of natural waters (
the steady,
one type)
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Symposium Introduction
Ecosystem organization of life is a prerequisite for its
existence. The reserves of nutrients that comprise the body alive
organisms on Earth as a whole and for each specific site on its surface
Imperfect. Only a system of gyres was able to give these stocks a property
infinity, necessary for the continuation of life. Support and implement
cycle can only functionally different groups of organisms. So
way, ecological diversity of living creatures and the organization of the flow
extracted from the environment of substances in cycles - an ancient feature of life .
Lifesupport and cycling of matter in ecosystems
possible only due to the constant influx of energy. Ultimately all
Life on Earth exists due to solar radiation, which
translated photosynthetic organisms in the chemical bonds of organic
compounds. All living beings are subject to supply other, ie
interconnected power relations. Food respect in communities
- Are mechanisms of energy transfer from one organism to another. Each
community trophic links are intertwined in a complex network.
Trophic relations - a connection that arise when one species feeds on others --
or living individuals, or their dead remains, or their products
life. And dragonflies, catching on the fly, other insects, and beetles
dung beetles that feed on dung of large ungulates, and bees collect nectar
plants come into direct trophic links with species that provide them
food. Any impact of one species to another eaten (or
availability of food for him) should be regarded as indirect trophic
relationship between them. For example, caterpillars of butterflies nuns, eating pine needles,
facilitate access to bark weakened trees.
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