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    The document is an activity sheet from a World Geography and Intercultural Relationships course. It contains questions about different types of ecosystems, a comparison of terrestrial and marine ecosystems, and questions about how plants and animals contribute to ecosystems and how overpopulation can affect ecosystems. The student answered questions about the eight main types of ecosystems, compared terrestrial and marine ecosystems in terms of location, components, and environmental factors, and discussed how plants and animals are part of the food chain that keeps ecosystems alive and how overpopulation can lead to increased habitat loss.

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    PNTC COLLEGES

    Zone III, Lt. Cantimbuhan St. Poblacion, Dasmariñas City

    ACTIVITY SHEET
    Name Rafil, Angerico P Year and Section MT NPBST 31 B3
    Course Code HUM 309 Course Title Arts and Humanities (World
    Geography and Intercultural
    Relationship)
    Module Number 3 Content Topic
    Teacher Mr. Mark Leonil Tan Date October 12, 2022

    PART 1. EVALUATE
    1. What are the different types of ecosystem?
     Tropical Rainforest
     Temperate Forest
     Coniferous Forest
     Tropical Grassland
     Temperate Grassland
     Mediterranean
     Dessert
     Tundra
     Mountain

    2. Compare and contrast terrestrial ecosystem to marine ecosystem using columns.


    Comparison Contrast
    They both include living things that are dependent Marine ecosystems are ecosystems found in a
    upon each other to survive and they have non- body of water while Terrestrial ecosystems are
    living things in their environments. ecosystems that are found only on landforms.
    Both ecosystems are very important for the overall Marine ecosystems are ecosystems they are
    health of both marine and terrestrial environments. composed of the communities of organisms that
    are dependent on each other and on their
    environment live in marine ecosystems while
    Terrestrial ecosystems are ecosystems they mainly
    support a community of organisms and their
    environment that occurs on the land masses of
    continents and islands.
    In both terrestrial and marine environments, the Terrestrial ecosystems have a fluctuation of
    ecosystems include communities made up of a climates (temperatures) and have a lower
    variety of species, availability of water and a greater amount of light
    than the aquatic ecosystem. Gases are also more
    abundant in the terrestrial ecosystem than in the
    aquatic ecosystem. The aquatic ecosystems take
    up a greater portion of the earth's surface than
    the terrestrial ecosystems.
    within both terrestrial and aquatic communities

    Form No. BPM2-CME 20 F-010


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    PNTC COLLEGES
    Zone III, Lt. Cantimbuhan St. Poblacion, Dasmariñas City

    there are populations at the different trophic


    levels,

    PART 2. EXTEND
    1. How do plants and animals contribute to the ecosystem? 
    A food chain, which includes plants and animals, is what keeps an ecosystem alive. Animals and plants, in
    addition to influencing one another, have an impact on the rest of the environment. Trees, for example,
    generate oxygen and reduce forest temperatures. This allows creatures, including people, to survive in the
    environment comfortably even during hot months. Every animal in the ecosystem plays an important part in
    the overall health of the planet. If one species becomes extinct as a result of an imbalance, it can have far-
    reaching consequences for the remainder of the chain. Even a little bee, for example, is an important worker
    in nature's industry.

    2. Why does over population affects ecosystem?


    One of the effects of overpopulation on ecosystem is Increased habitat loss. This one is very
    straightforward, the more humans there are on the planet, the less room there is for any other species to
    exist. Human overpopulation is a primary cause of environmental destruction, including rainforests, coral
    reefs, wetlands, and Arctic ice.

    3. In your own opinion, what is the major role of plants and animals to the ecosystem?
    For me the one major role of plants and animals that they are part of a food chain, which keeps an
    ecosystem alive. Carnivores eat herbivores, which eat plants. When animals die, they decompose into the
    soil. Their nitrogen transforms into nitrate, which plants require for growth. Herbivores eat these plants,
    and the cycle starts again.

    Form No. BPM2-CME 20 F-010


    Rev.00

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