In the realm of ecology, ecological succession stands as a foundational concept. It refers to the transformative process in which the combination of species and the environment undergoes changes over time within a specific area.
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Ecology & Environment - General Studies
Principles of Ecology – Adaptation, Variation, Speciation, Mutation, Natural Selection, Evolution, Extinction – UPSC Environment Notes
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Principles of Ecology encompasses the fundamental concepts that underpin the study of interactions between organisms and their environment
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Levels of Organizations in Ecology – Individual and Species, Population, Community, Ecosystem, Biome, Ecotone, Biosphere – UPSC Environment Notes
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Ecology is a scientific discipline focused on examining the interdependence, mutual reactions, and interconnected relationships between organisms and their physical environment, as well as among organisms themselves.
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Components of an Ecosystem – Abiotic and Biotic – UPSC Environment Notes
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The intricate network of living species, their interconnected relationships, and the physical environment collectively constitute what is known as an ecosystem
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Ecosystem vs Environment vs Ecology – UPSC Environment Notes
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Ecology and ecosystem are frequently employed terms to elucidate the interactions between organisms and their environment.
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Classification of Ecosystem – UPSC Environment Notes
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An ecosystem is a geographical region where plants, animals, and various species, as well as weather and topography, work together to form a living environment.
Ecosystem represent segments of the natural world where living organisms engage with one another and their surroundings.
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Habitat vs Environment – UPSC Environment Notes
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Habitat and environment are two interrelated concepts crucial to understanding ecosystems and the interactions within them.
A habitat refers to the specific physical environment where an organism resides, essentially serving as the address or location of that organism.
The term “environment” refers to the surroundings that collectively influence an organism throughout its existence.