Question

3.1 aside from studying individual species, list the five other levels of organization that ecologists study from smallest to largest.

Explanation:

In ecology, levels of organization range from smaller - scale to larger - scale groupings of living and non - living components. Populations are groups of the same species, communities are groups of different species in an area, ecosystems include communities and their abiotic factors, biomes are large regions with distinct climates and species, and the biosphere is the global sum of all ecosystems.

Answer:

Population, Community, Ecosystem, Biome, Biosphere