sketch and explain where energy and matter are stored in the ecosystem and how they are...

sketch and explain where energy and matter are stored in the ecosystem and how they are transferred between living things, emphasizing the similarities and differences between the fates of energy and matter; or sketch and explain at least one biogeochemical cycle in order to illustrate how matter is transferred and transformed as it moves between reservoirs.

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