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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch10_1.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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The well-being of a species depends on the health of its ecosystem.saes2e_ch10_2.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Human alterations have changed the face of the Everglades.saes2e_ch10_3.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Matter and energy move through a community via the food web.saes2e_ch10_4.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Communities, such as the ones found in the Everglades, are shaped by biotic and abiotic factors.saes2e_ch10_5.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Changing community structure changes community composition.saes2e_ch10_6.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Species interactions are extremely important for community viability.saes2e_ch10_7.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Ecologists and engineers help repair ecosystems.saes2e_ch10_8.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Community composition changes over time as the physical features of the ecosystem itself change.saes2e_ch10_9.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch10_10.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch10_11.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch10_12.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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