Types Of Organization

Organism- An organism is a single life form which is alive and can function. very organism has a system inside that allows it to live and carry out internal and external actions. Organisms can be anything that is able to cooperate with itself to do things on its own.

Population- A population in an ecosystem is a group of the same species who live in the same habitat. A population interbreeds and continues to populate the habitat which they live in. Populations are important to the ecosystem because multiple populations make up the living part of the ecosystem.

A population of Canadian Geese (Branta Canadensis) spotted on the Dwight Morrow High School campus.

(This image displays a community, varitions of trees and no abiotic factors found)

Community: A community in an ecosystem is a group of different populations who live together in the same ecosystem and interact with each other. A community is made up of more than one species. The communities connect with each other in ways that can benefit or harm each other. These connections are called symbiosis. Within a communtiy an individual can find variations of diffrent organims and biotic factors. However, you will not find abiotic factors like water within a community. In an ecosytem an individual could find abiotic factors.