Question

Compare a pond community and a field community.
In what ways are they different? Why are different
communities found in different habitats?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Ponds are terming with both plants and animal life around the pond and a field is in a small ecosystem comprising a living and nonliving elements

Answer 2

Because of their different environments, pond and field communities differ from one another. Every community has developed distinct habitat adaptations, which have led to various different organisms structures and compositions.

• A particular type of aquatic habitat known as a pond community is characterised by standing water that may be still or flowing. This community is made up of a variety of creatures including fish, amphibians, reptiles, aquatic plants, phytoplankton and zooplankton. Due to the fact that water temperatures are typically more steady than air temperatures the pond community is more stable than the field community.
• In comparison, a field community is a type of terrestrial ecosystem that can be found in places without standing water. Plants, insects, birds, mammals and other living things make up this community. Field communities are more irregular than pond communities because of variations in temperature, humidity and precipitation.

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