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Energy must be able to move through and within an ecosystem in order for the ecosystem to function properlyWhich of the following sentences best descnbes a scenario in which energy is moving through an ecosystem via the process of radiation? The sun's rays that warm the surface of a pond OB cool breeze that comes in from the ocean to the shoreline. Heat moves through a layer of soil via direct contact of the soil particies

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Ecology: Energy Flow and Interactions in Ecology

Energy Flow (Ecosystem): Definition, Process & Examples

Updated June 24, 2019

By Elliot Walsh

An ecosystem is defined as a community of various organisms interacting with each other and their environment in a particular area. It accounts for all interactions and relationships between both biotic (living) and abiotic (nonliving) factors.

Energy is what drives the ecosystem to thrive. And while all matter is conserved in an ecosystem, energy flows through an ecosystem, meaning it is not conserved. Energy enters all ecosystems as sunlight and is gradually lost as heat back into the environment.

However, before energy flows out of the ecosystem as heat, it flows between organisms in a process called energy flow. It's this energy flow that comes from the sun and then goes from organism to organism that is the basis of all interactions and relationships within an ecosystem.

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