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| sunlight that hits the earths atomosphere and traps but sum air escapes into space |
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| cold areas were sun hit vey little |
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| between polar and tropic zone |
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| area which an organisam lives |
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| full range of phisical and biological conditions in which organizams live |
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| organisams that capture and feeds other organisams |
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| organisams that live together |
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| spieces that benifit a relationship |
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| one member of the assosiation benifits and the other is not helped or harmed |
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| one organisam that lives or inside another organisam and harms it |
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| predictable changes that accures in a community over time |
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| succession that occuerson surfaces where no soil exists |
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| first speices that populatethe area |
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| community interactions that tend to restore the ecosystem to its original condition |
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| second layer of shorter trees and vines |
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