Lesson 2 Flashcards

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it is described as interdependent organisms and the environment that they
inhabit and depend on

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ecosystem

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it is described as organisms and their environment

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ecosystem

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it is described as a locale or habitat that is an integrated whole or unit

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ecosystem

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it is described as a natural system where there is “constant interchange”
among its living and nonliving parts that functions as a unit

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ecosystem

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what are the twocomponents of ecosystem?

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  1. the living (biotic)
  2. the non-living (abiotic)
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what comprises the living components (biotic factor) in an ecosystem?

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  1. producers (green plants)
  2. consumers (herbivores and carnivores)
  3. decomposers (fungi and bacteria)
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these are able to manufacture food from simple inorganic substances

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producers/green plants

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these are those that ingest other organisms

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consumers/herbivores and carnivores

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what is the other term for decomposers?

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saprotrophs

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these are the chemical and physical factors of the environment

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non-living components (abiotic factors)

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examples of abiotic factors

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  1. light
  2. temp.
  3. wind
  4. water
  5. chemical nutrients
  6. pH (acidity)
  7. salinity
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these are described as aquatic habitats

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aquatic ecosystems

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this implies an environment of water that supports a variety of organisms

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aquatic ecosystems

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4 things that aquatic habitats have

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  1. water
  2. aquatic plants
  3. motile organisms
  4. sessile organisms
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this affords flotation, offers greater support than air, and provides locomotion

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water

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these do not need lots of fibrous materials or stiffening structures for support

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aquatic plants

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these are characterized by movement to feed and reproduce

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motile organisms or species

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these are species that are immobile or fixed in place and have their food delivered to them

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sessile organisms

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how long is the coastine of the Philipppines?

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how large is the coverage of the marine waters in the Philippines?

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220 million hectares

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coverage for coastal waters

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26.6 million hectares

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coverage for oceanic water

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193.4 million hectares

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coverage for inland waters

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840,000 hectares

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how any species of marine plants and animals are found in Philippine coastal and marine habitats?
4,951
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how many municipalities in the Philippines are coastal?
822/1,502
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percentage of the population that resides in the coastal zone
62%
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these are the coastal habitats in the country
1. land 2. mangrove 3. beaces 4. tidal flats 5. seagrass beds 6. coral reefs 7. open sea
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these are a diverse group of trees and shrubs that thrive in coastal intertidal zones
mangroves
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these thrives in areas with low-oxygen soil and slow-moving waters
mangroves
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what are some of the adaptations of mangroves?
1. cone-shaped roots 2. prop/stilt roots 3. pencil-like roots 4. succulent leaf 5. propagules
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these belonged to the only group or submerged flowering plants
seagrasses
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these fish species spend their whole life in seagrass beds, where they spawn, protect their eggs and mature
danggit and sea cow
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these are the rainforests of the sea
coral reefs
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built up entirely by biological processes and activities
coral reefs
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biologically rich shallow water ecosystems on earth are highly threatened
coral reefs
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types of corals based on coral growth form
1. soft 2. encrusting 3. plate 4. branching 5. foliaceous
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examples of soft corals
1. lobophytum sp. 2. sarcophyton sp.
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examples of encrusting corals
1. goniastrea sp. 2. hydnophora sp.
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example of plate corals
1. acropora sp.
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examples of branching corals
1. acropora sp.
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examples of foliaceous corals
1. turbinaria sp. 2. pavona sp.
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5 examples of remarkable types of corals
1. bubble coral 2. vase coral 3. finger coral 4. sun coral 5. leaf coral
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tiny algae
zooxanthellae
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all corals belong to this class
anthozoa
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class of stony corals
hexacorallia
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class of soft corals
octocorallia