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This ecological level consists of all population with a given area and how they interact with the environment. The Australian Outback is a massive ecosystem at the heart of the mainland.

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Due to it's southern geography, most of Australia tends to get a lot of sunlight.

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Melaleuca
Most of this species of plant are found in Australia, but can be found in other countries. They are often called "paperbarks".

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Common in the heart of Australia. However, near the coasts, it starts to reach a tropical humidity.

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Covers much of Australian land, especially the Outback.

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A massive sandstone monolith that is a common symbol of the Australian Outback. It is considered sacred.

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This ecological level consists of a group of the same species in the same area. Eucalyptus Trees are a case of this, being grouped mostly in Eastern Australia.

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Eremophila
This plant common throughout Australia is also used for medicinal purposes. Many people find the flower a great skin tonic.

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This ecological level consists of all populations within a given area. This could include the small deserts found throughout Australia.

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Eucalyptus Crebra
These trees are know for their wide branching, and are native to eastern Australia.

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Sarcophilus Harrisii
Tasmanian Devil's are marsupials that used to be native to the Australian mainland, but are now only found on a tiny island. Taz from Looney Toons was based on this species.

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Macropus
Kangaroo's are infamous for being common in Australia. They have the strength to deliver a fatal kick to a grown man.

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Sparassidae
Australia has over 200 species of Huntsman spiders, and are known for being huge.

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This ecological level is composed of a single plant or an animal. The Tasmanian Devil is such an example.