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(i) Explain the structure of the Ecosystem with a flowchart.
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- a. What eventually happens to the nutrients that run off into theocean with sewage and other effluents?b. Why can high mountain communities usually dispense with watertreatment?b) What fundamental ecosystem processes are illustrated in the diagram below by the solid arrows and by dashed arrows?What are artifical ecosystem?
- Describe how water enters land food webs.Part 1:Then write a two to four page position paper: Is the Three Gorges Dam doing more good than bad?Part 2: Answer the following questions using 2-3 sentences.1. In what ecosystem province is Charleston, SC?2. What is the predominant land-surface form in this province?3. What is the moisture deficit?4. What are the indicator species?5. From what ecosystem province do you come?6. If you were to walk NW from Charleston and arrive at the Great Lakes, through what ecosystem provinces would you pass?7. What is the difference between an ecosystem and a biome? Why might someone find it more useful to use the concept of ecosystem or ecosystem provinces as shown here? Describe a situation in which it might be more useful to use the concept of biomes.Which ecosystem has the maximum biomass?
