Answer to Question 1
A microecosystem is a small scale, interacting community. Producers and consumer interact in a cycle.
A microbial is the cycling of decomposition of particulate by bacteria.
Specific interaction examples will vary. There should be information on phytoplankton, heterotrophic bacteria, and microbial loops.
These systems are not available for fish or larger consumers due to the size of the prey.
Answer to Question 2
As wind waves enter shallow waters and approach the shore, they break. As a wave breaks on shore all of the energy and order is dissipated. The surf zone is that area of the coast that lies between the region where the waves are breaking and the shore. As a wave moves towards shore it is carried over water that gets shallow. When the wave reaches water that has a depth half its wavelength, the wave feels the bottom. The bottom slows the speed of the wave so the wavelength decreases and the height increases, but the period remains the same. When the wave becomes too high for the wavelength (a ratio of 1:7), which occurs when the ratio of water depth to the wave height is about 4:3, the wave breaks.
Species richness of birds in North America.
Species richness decreases with distance from the source pool.
Boreal forests, such as this one in Siberian Russia, are dominated by a few species of conifer trees
Relationship between fruit radius and beak length in populations of native and introduced species of
Recently discovered species Tersicoccus phoenici under microscope
Reactive oxygen species (ROS)