Healing Power of Wolves

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A community of living and nonliving things that interact in an environment.
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The total number of a certain kind of animal or plant in an area
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A living thing, like a worm or mushroom, that feeds on dead material.
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The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or organism.
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The act of returning an ecosystem or environment to its original, healthy state.
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A sequence showing how energy passes from one living thing to another
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The natural breakdown of dead plants and animals into nutrients for soil.
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A system of many connected food chains showing how energy flows in an ecosystem.
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All the plants and grasses in an area.
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A body part that helps fish take oxygen from water.