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‎About Environmental Factors and Communities

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‎About Environmental Factors and Communities

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The features of an [[environment]] that can change something about a [[creature]].

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	: Flooding is an [[Abiotic Environmental Factors\|abiotic factor]] which can drown [[animal]]s which may reduce the number of [[Primary Consumer\|primary consumer]]s allowing more [[producer]]s to grow, without being eaten, after the flooding.		: Flooding is an [[Abiotic Environmental Factors\|abiotic factor]] which can drown [[animal]]s which may reduce the number of [[Primary Consumer\|primary consumer]]s allowing more [[producer]]s to grow, without being eaten, after the flooding.
	: [[Disease]] is a [[Biotic Environmental Factors\|biotic factor]] which can lower the [[population]] of a specific [[organism]] within a [[Biological Community\|community]]. This will have an effect on other [[organism]]s in the [[Biological Community\|community]] due to the [[Feeding Relationship\|feeding relationships]] between them. If a [[disease]] reduces a [[population]] then the [[population]] of the [[organism]] that eats it will decrease while the [[population]] of [[organism]]s that are eaten by it will increase.		: [[Disease]] is a [[Biotic Environmental Factors\|biotic factor]] which can lower the [[population]] of a specific [[organism]] within a [[Biological Community\|community]]. This will have an effect on other [[organism]]s in the [[Biological Community\|community]] due to the [[Feeding Relationship\|feeding relationships]] between them. If a [[disease]] reduces a [[population]] then the [[population]] of the [[organism]] that eats it will decrease while the [[population]] of [[organism]]s that are eaten by it will increase.
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		+	===References===
		+	====AQA====
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		+	:[https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1471851362/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=1471851362&linkCode=as2&tag=nrjc-21&linkId=7d78d70a2044ee9982dae010c94af92a ''Environmental factors as cause of variation, pages 46, GCSE Combined Science Trilogy 2, Hodder, AQA '']
		+	:[https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0198359373/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=0198359373&linkCode=as2&tag=nrjc-21&linkId=952a73bbb09d222ecc4b50d200679849 ''Environmental factors, pages 68, 74-75, 241, 246-247, GCSE Biology; Third Edition, Oxford University Press, AQA '']

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 : Drought is an [[Abiotic Environmental Factors|abiotic factor]] which can cause [[plant]]s to grow more slowly. This leads to the [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s dying from starvation when there is not enough food. This will briefly create more food for the [[Secondary Consumer|secondary consumers]] but will then reduce when the [[population]] of [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s has decreased.
 : Flooding is an [[Abiotic Environmental Factors|abiotic factor]] which can drown [[animal]]s which may reduce the number of [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s allowing more [[producer]]s to grow, without being eaten, after the flooding.
-: [[Disease]] is a [[Biotic Environmental Factor|biotic factor]] which can lower the [[population]] of a specific [[organism]] within a [[Biological Community|community]]. This will have an effect on other [[organism]]s in the [[Biological Community|community]] due to the [[Feeding Relationship|feeding relationships]] between them. If a [[disease]] reduces a [[population]] then the [[population]] of the [[organism]] that eats it will decrease while the [[population]] of [[organism]]s that are eaten by it will increase.
+: [[Disease]] is a [[Biotic Environmental Factors|biotic factor]] which can lower the [[population]] of a specific [[organism]] within a [[Biological Community|community]]. This will have an effect on other [[organism]]s in the [[Biological Community|community]] due to the [[Feeding Relationship|feeding relationships]] between them. If a [[disease]] reduces a [[population]] then the [[population]] of the [[organism]] that eats it will decrease while the [[population]] of [[organism]]s that are eaten by it will increase.

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 ===About Environmental Factors and Communities===
-: Drought is an [[Abiotic Environmental Factor|abiotic factor]] which can cause [[plant]]s to grow more slowly. This leads to the [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s dying from starvation when there is not enough food. This will briefly create more food for the [[Secondary Consumer|secondary consumers]] but will then reduce when the [[population]] of [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s has decreased.
+: Drought is an [[Abiotic Environmental Factors|abiotic factor]] which can cause [[plant]]s to grow more slowly. This leads to the [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s dying from starvation when there is not enough food. This will briefly create more food for the [[Secondary Consumer|secondary consumers]] but will then reduce when the [[population]] of [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s has decreased.
-: Flooding is an [[Abiotic Environmental Factor|abiotic factor]] which can drown [[animal]]s which may reduce the number of [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s allowing more [[producer]]s to grow, without being eaten, after the flooding.
+: Flooding is an [[Abiotic Environmental Factors|abiotic factor]] which can drown [[animal]]s which may reduce the number of [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s allowing more [[producer]]s to grow, without being eaten, after the flooding.
 : [[Disease]] is a [[Biotic Environmental Factor|biotic factor]] which can lower the [[population]] of a specific [[organism]] within a [[Biological Community|community]]. This will have an effect on other [[organism]]s in the [[Biological Community|community]] due to the [[Feeding Relationship|feeding relationships]] between them. If a [[disease]] reduces a [[population]] then the [[population]] of the [[organism]] that eats it will decrease while the [[population]] of [[organism]]s that are eaten by it will increase.

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 ==Key Stage 4==
 ===Meaning===
-The conditions of an [[environment]] that can change the features of an [[organism]] or the features of a [[community]] within an [[ecosystem]].
+The conditions of an [[environment]] that can change the features of an [[organism]] or the features of a [[Biological Community|community]] within an [[ecosystem]].
 ===About Environmental Factors and Organisms===
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 : Drought is an [[Abiotic Environmental Factor|abiotic factor]] which can cause [[plant]]s to grow more slowly. This leads to the [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s dying from starvation when there is not enough food. This will briefly create more food for the [[Secondary Consumer|secondary consumers]] but will then reduce when the [[population]] of [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s has decreased.
 : Flooding is an [[Abiotic Environmental Factor|abiotic factor]] which can drown [[animal]]s which may reduce the number of [[Primary Consumer|primary consumer]]s allowing more [[producer]]s to grow, without being eaten, after the flooding.
-: [[Disease]] is a [[Biotic Environmental Factor|biotic factor]] which can lower the [[population]] of a specific [[organism]] within a [[community]]. This will have an effect on other [[organism]]s in the [[community]] due to the [[Feeding Relationship|feeding relationships]] between them. If a [[disease]] reduces a [[population]] then the [[population]] of the [[organism]] that eats it will decrease while the [[population]] of [[organism]]s that are eaten by it will increase.
+: [[Disease]] is a [[Biotic Environmental Factor|biotic factor]] which can lower the [[population]] of a specific [[organism]] within a [[Biological Community|community]]. This will have an effect on other [[organism]]s in the [[Biological Community|community]] due to the [[Feeding Relationship|feeding relationships]] between them. If a [[disease]] reduces a [[population]] then the [[population]] of the [[organism]] that eats it will decrease while the [[population]] of [[organism]]s that are eaten by it will increase.

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 ==Key Stage 4==
 ===Meaning===
-The aspects of an [[environment]] that can change the features of an [[organism]] or the features of a [[community]] within an [[ecosystem]].
+The conditions of an [[environment]] that can change the features of an [[organism]] or the features of a [[community]] within an [[ecosystem]].
 ===About Environmental Factors and Organisms===

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−	The ~~features~~ of an [[environment]] that can change ~~something about~~ a [[~~creature~~]].	+	==Key Stage 4==
		+	===Meaning===
		+	The aspects of an [[environment]] that can change the features of an [[organism]] or the features of a [[community]] within an [[ecosystem]].
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		+	===About Environmental Factors and Organisms===
		+	: Drought can cause [[plant]]s to wilt.
		+	: Poor nutrition can lead to an [[organism]] not growing as large as it would with good nutrition. The height of [[human]]s is affected by '''environmental factors'''.
		+	: Sunlight can cause a [[human]]s [[skin]] to become darker.
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		+	===About Environmental Factors and Communities===
		+	: Drought can cause [[plant]]s to grow more slowly. This leads to the [[Primary Consumer\|primary consumer]]s dying from starvation when there is not enough food. This will briefly create more food for the [[Secondary Consumer\|secondary consumers]] but will then reduce when the [[population]] of [[Primary Consumer\|primary consumer]]s has decreased.
		+	: Flooding can drown [[animal]]s which may reduce the number of [[Primary Consumer\|primary consumer]]s allowing more [[producer]]s to grow, without being eaten, after the flooding.