1. What are the effects of global warming on food production?
2. Show an outline of a typical food chain in a terrestrial habitat. Make sure that the producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers and tertiary consumers are indicated.
3. Suggest ways by which humans can protect the environment.
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Answer:
Every living organism on earth depends on and interacts with other living and non-living things to stay alive. Organisms depend on other organisms for food for example, and also depend on their environment for protection and a place to stay. The particular branch of Science that studies how organisms interact with other organisms and their environment is called ecology. Someone who studies these relationships and interactions is called an ecologist.
Explanation:
The ecological interactions that take place within a specific area are generally classified into four levels: populations, communities, ecosystems and the biosphere.
Individuals live together in populations. Different populations together make up a community. Communities together with the non-living things in their surroundings make up an ecosystem. All the ecosystems on Earth make up the biosphere.
You may have heard of terms such as the biosphere and ecosystems in previous grades
Answer:
the effects of global warming changing our environment temperature