Sebastián nos presenta su ecosistema
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The ecosystem
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First, what is an ecosystem? An ecosystem is formed by two groups
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The group of living things that is the biocenosis and the group of non-living things that is the biotope
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Who integrates an ecosystem?
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Elements of the ecosystem the biotic things such as the whale, the shark
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and the abiotic things such as the soil and the rocks.
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One, what relationship exists between the living things
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and non-living things in the sea?
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The plants, fish, and other organisms that live in the seas
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help to determine the nature.
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The marine organisms produce the most of the oxygen that we breathe.
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So, what characteristics have the living things?
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All guys, there are aquatic plants and they need so much water because when we take out of the water, they dry up.
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Fish, they breed with gills and they are vertebrates because they have a backbone.
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Mammals, they breathe with lungs and they are vertebrates because they have bones.
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Fruit, these are the relationships between the water, floor and the living things in the sea.
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Floor is a part of the biotope and it contains all the nutrients that the animals and plants need.
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Water. They need to live, obviously.
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Four. In the sea live two types of animals.
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Plankton is the group of living things that are small.
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Nekton is the group of animals that are medium or big.
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The plantona and the black nekton is a peton, that is all the animals.
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Five, what temperature is in the Pacific Ocean now?
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The temperature that is now in the Pacific Ocean is about 26 to 27 degrees.
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Due to the pollution, there are many fish in extinction such as the moonfish, the betta
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fish and the vaquita marina.
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There is a good chain, and it's this, the sard, it's an scavenger and a quaternary consumer.
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The sard eats the salmon, and the salmon is a tertiary consumer.
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The salmon eats the sardines, there is a primary consumer, and the sardines eat algae that
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are producers what good and bad things have done the ocean the human from the oceans good things
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the persons that are aware help to the animals and to the nature to to to a moose
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such as the pollution, the plastics and the brush.
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The marine work is fantastic, but we need so much wood power to save the seas and oceans.
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And this is my marine ecosystem, the algae, the corals, the sharks, and thank you.
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Fantastic!
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- Rebeca A.
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- 3 de febrero de 2020 - 0:01
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