Enviromental science

Abiotic

Biotic

Ecology

The study of biotic, abiotic factors, the enviroment and the planet as a whole.

Birds, sea creatures, marine living organisms vegetation, animals in general.

Dead animals/plants parts, soil, water, wind.

Habitat

Place where animal species, plants or other living beings lives an adapts to a specific enviroment. There they reproduce, eat and find security.

Food web

tertiary-consumers

Niche

Ecological niche is a set of several environmental variables related to a particular species, such as the habitat where it is found, its role in the ecosystem, its ability to adapt to limiting factors and reproduction needs.

photosynthesis: is the biological process in which plants use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water. It generates oxygen as a byproduct.

Celular respiration: Cellular respiration: is the process of converting the chemical bonds of energy-rich molecules that can be used in vital processes.

Economy

Society

Enviroment

Monetary system that controls market, products and all material beings, being direct part of society and humans.

Social structure that involves humans and their roles with eachother, covering all emotional and intelligent human development.

the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates.