Ecosystems and Species in the Sonoran Desert

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Definition of an ecosystem

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A network of interactions between living and non-living things

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Difference between a habitat and an ecosystem

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A habitat refers to the external surroundings of an organism, while an ecosystem includes interactions

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Species diversity in the Sonoran Desert

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Home to at least 60 species of mammals and over 350 bird species

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Role of adaptations in the Sonoran Desert

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Help organisms survive and reproduce in their specific habitat

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Role of the Long-nosed Bat in the Sonoran Desert

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Serves as a pollinator for the Saguaro cactus

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An example of an abiotic factor in the Sonoran Desert

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Temperature

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Importance of developing respect for the environment

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Fosters a deeper understanding of ecosystems and encourages sustainable practices

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Representation of interactions between living organisms and non-living things

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By a food web and other ecological diagrams

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True statement about nocturnal animals in the Sonoran Desert

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They have adapted to survive in the extreme heat of the desert by being active at night

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Significance of biological diversity in the Sonoran Desert

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Indicates a stable ecosystem that can withstand environmental changes