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Living things are in constant contact with each other and with the physical environment in which they live. They are part of the study of ecology. This science, as a method of analysis allows to observe each element of an ecosystem and at the same time how it is able to affect other components of th...

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Autores principales: Fajardo, Nelda Astrid, Claros, Nicolás Aparicio
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Publicado: 2016
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Sumario:Living things are in constant contact with each other and with the physical environment in which they live. They are part of the study of ecology. This science, as a method of analysis allows to observe each element of an ecosystem and at the same time how it is able to affect other components of the same ecosystem and how this is affected. It is a science of synthesis, so that to understand the complexity of relationships in an ecosystems, it is necessary to take advantage of the knowledge of botany, zoology, physiology, genetics and other disciplines such as physics, chemistry and geology. Ecology has reached enormous significance in recent years. The lack of green spaces, overcrowding, excessive smoke and heat produced by different machines like the acoustic and visual pollution, makes the city has an adverse environment. For this reason, it is intended to raise awareness of the damage we are causing to our planet; also getting tools to avoid a larger decline in our environment.