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Ecosystem Processes at Different Scales — Eduqas GCSE Geography A C111
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Ecosystem Processes at Different Scales
Eduqas GCSE Geography A · C111
Ecosystem Processes at Different Scales
Key Idea 5.3: Processes and interactions within ecosystems
What you need to know
Describe the location, distinctive features, and climate of the tropical rainforest ecosystem alongside one contrasting biome.
Explain the processes and relationships linking living and non-living components in these ecosystems at various scales.
Analyze local-scale processes including nutrient cycles and food webs.
Analyze regional and global-scale processes including water and carbon cycles.
Understand the concept of biodiversity and evaluate how ecosystems provide key services to people.
Assess the key features of one located small-scale ecosystem in the UK.
Evaluate how human activity impacts biodiversity, local flows, cycles, and processes within this small-scale ecosystem.
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Contrasting Biomes: Processes, Biodiversity and Services
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A UK Small-Scale Ecosystem and Human Impacts
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