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A tree losing its leaves is an example of a deciduous  plant

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An ecosystem is a community of interacting organism. Us being organisms, we can be easily defined as a community.

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Turtles are herbivores meaning they only eat vegetation.

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Cacti didn't originally have spines but to protect itself from being eaten, it developed them.

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As we can see from this selfie, there are lots of plants in this greenhouse making it very bio-diverse.

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This bird is decomposing now that it is dead and we can see it has little bugs crawling all over it.

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This airheads wrapper can be considered pollution because it is trash that can be harming the environment.

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Table sugar is a dissacharide because it is composed of two simple sugars combined with glycosidic linkage

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Evidence of human impact on the environment

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Evidence of human impact on the environment

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This bench is evidence of human impact on the environment because it shows that man has made structures in several places therefore affecting the environment.

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The evil but cute creature we call a cat is a carnivore because it only eats meat; for example, chicken and beef

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Fossil fuels are dead plants and animals turned into stuff like oil and gas. Cars have a combustion engine and run on gas, which they combust. Therefore, this car is combusting fossil fuel. Apology if the picture is bad. (iPhone should really work on literal sun-screens.)

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Photosynthetic means "it performs photosynthesis." Autotroph means that it feeds itself. Effectively, that is a plant. Grass is a plant. Mind blown

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This thumb of ours is an animal adaptation because it helps us to survive by building shelter and using tools. This is actually my dad's thumb. He was the "pose man" for a lot of these shots.

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This cute widdle floof is a secondary consumer (an eater of things that eat plants) because it is most likely fed cat food and catches mice on the side,   both of which are composed of (or are) primary consumers like turkey and chicken. This cat really did not like being a photography subject. (Seriously.)

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Wind dispersed seeds are pretty self explanatory. This maple sapling fits the bill because maples have those stupid whirligig seeds that the wind carries everywhere to make saplings with. One set up shop here

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This tree is a conifer ("a tree that bears cones and evergreen needlelike or scalelike leaves"). The leaves are needlelike, and it does in fact bear cones. The leaves are also evergreen, so it certainly fits.

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This clover is an invasive species ("An invasive species is a plant, fungus, or animal species that is not native to a specific location (an introduced species), and which has a tendency to spread to a degree believed to cause damage to the environment, human economy or human health). Damage to biodiversaty qualifies as environmental damage. This clover is native to the neighbor's yard and threatens the biodiversity of weeds in our own.

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There are actually two organisms in this picture: the tree and myself. We both fit the definition of organism ("An organism refers to any individual living thing that can react to stimuli, reproduce, grow, and maintain homeostasis.") because we both can reproduce, grow, respond to stimuli and such. My dad is there too. Please ignore him.

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This tree is a biotic factor because it is a living part of the environment (it is composed of cells, grows, and reproduces, for example). The biotic factors are even more common than the abiotic ones. I could use literally any picture for this.

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My house is an abiotic factor because it is a non-living (not composed of cells, doesn't grow, doesn't reproduce) part of the environment (as in, it is in the environment). Abiotic factors are *very* common. 90% of these pictures contain one.