Oecosystema

Oecosystema (-atis, n.),^[1] sive systema oecologicum, est communitas organismorum regionem quandam incolentium et totarum inanimium partium naturae circumiectae cum quibus organismi conversantur, sicut aëre, humo, aqua, et radiatione solari.

Scopulus curalii est exemplum oecosystematis marini.

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