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Ecosystems

 The supply curve illustrates the relationship


between the price of a product and the quantity
supplied by producers. It shows that as the price
of a product increases, the quantity supplied also
increases, and vice versa, all other factors
remaining constant. This relationship can be
explained by the law of supply, which states that
as the price of a product increases, producers are
more willing and able to produce more
of that product.
Savannah ecosystem

 The savannah ecosystem is a unique and diverse ecosystem


found in regions with warm climates and moderate rainfall. It is
characterized by vast grasslands dotted with scattered trees
and shrubs. The savannah ecosystem is home to a wide variety
of plant and animal species that have adapted to its distinct
Desert ecosystem

 A desert ecosystem is a unique and fascinating environment characterized


by arid conditions, minimal vegetation, and extreme temperature
fluctuations. Deserts cover approximately one-fifth of the Earth's land
surface and can be found on every continent. Despite their harsh
conditions, deserts are home to a wide variety of plant and animal species
that have adapted to survive in this challenging environment.
Equatorial ecosystem

 The equatorial ecosystem is a rich and diverse biome found


near the equator, characterized by high temperatures, rainfall,
and humidity. This unique ecosystem is home to a wide variety
of plants and animals that have adapted to thrive in this specific

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