The biosphere is the largest ecosystem on Earth, consisting of the planet and all living things inhabiting it. It contains producers like plants that produce their own food from sunlight, as well as consumers at different trophic levels - primary, secondary and tertiary consumers - that eat producers and other consumers. Decomposers also play a role in breaking down remains and returning minerals to the soil. Food chains within the biosphere are interconnected through feeding relationships between different organisms.

1. THE BIOSPHERE
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2. WHAT IS THE
BIOSPHERE?
THE BIOSPHERE IS THE
LARGEST ECOSYSTEM
BEAUSE IT IS MADE UP OF
PLANET EARTHAND THE
ALL THE LIVING THINGS
THAT INHABIT IT.

3. PRODUCERS
LIVING THINGS THAT PRODUCE THEIR OWN
FOOD FROM SUNLIGHT, WATER AND
MINERALS SALTS FROM THE SOIL.

4. CONSUMERS
LIVING THINGS THAT EAT OTHER
LIVING THINGS

5. PRIMARY CONSUMERS
ARE ANIMALS THAT EAT
PLANTS
SECONDARY
CONSUMERS ARE
ANIMALS THAT EAT
PRIMARY CONSUMERS
TERTIARY CONSUMERS ARE ANIMALS THAT
EAT SECONDAY CONSUMERS
PREDATORS ARE
CARNIVOROUS
ANIMALS THAT
HUT OTHER
ANIMALS FOR
FOOD
SCAVENGERS ARE
CARNIVOROUS
ANIMALS THAT EAT
THE DEAD BODIES
OF OTHER
ANIMALS.
PARASITES FEED OF
LIVING
THINGS
WHITHOUT
KILLING THEM

6. DESCOMPOSERS
LIVING THINGS THAT DESCOMPOSE THE REMAINS OF PLANTS
AND ANIMALS SO THE MINERALS OF THESE LIVING THINGS
RETURN TO THE SOIL
FOOD CHAINS ARE CONNECTEC TO ONE ANOTHER BY THEIR
FOOD RELATIONSHIPS.

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