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Ecosystem specifications - 4.2 Biology - Coggle Diagram
Ecosystem specifications - 4.2 Biology
Mangrove forest
Mangroves are trees which procure their roots, situated in sea water in the Mangrove forest ecosystem
Miniscule, juvenile fish seek shelter in Mangrove roots, in order to mitigate the threat of being preyed by larger fish
When tides prove applicable for conducting the action, mud skippers analyze the mud in vicinity to the Mangroves, scavenging any sustenance
Mangrove leaves present on mud are decomposed by bacteria
Prawns and crabs consume the partially decomposed leaves
Crab-eating macaques, a type of monkey, navigate through the Mangroves in order to prey on crabs
Rice paddy
The concerning rice paddy is an unnatural environment, fabricated by agrarians in Malaysia
Upon the timeframes at which water floods the rice paddies, algae develop in the water in the side segments of the concerning areas
Fish traverse through the bountiful water
Frogs and dragonflies conduct reproduction in the water
Birds obtain sustenance in and around the paddy fields' precinct
Agrarians inculcate fertilizer in the landscape, enabling rice and algae to burgeon, bestowing more sustenance for animals
The shallow water enables it to heat and cool swiftly at day and night respectively
Arctic sea
Due to the especially numbing temperatures of the arctic environment, segments of the sea freeze glaciate into layers of ice
Polar bears scavenge the ice sheets, traversing skillfully through the surrounding waters in order to prey on seals
Seals themselves prey on fish, however mandatorily reestablish their presence on the ice to conduct breathing
Moreover, arctic foxes engage in similar affairs: scavenging sustenance on the ice
The quantity of light which moves through the ice sheet is adequate for algae to grow and photosynthesize on the ice floes' underside
Such algae are consumed by miniscule shrimp-like organisms
They are then consumed by fish
