In what way is an ecosystem different from than an organism, population, and a community?

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Ahmed Abdelmeged · Answer 1 · 2023-10-06T14:09:55+0000

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Ecosystems are made up of all the different living organisms as well as the abiotic elements that affect them. In ecology, the difference between community and ecosystem is that the community refers only to living organisms inside an ecosystem.

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