Question

1 identify the hierarchy of the biosphere with the correct description. drag & drop the answer a particular organism that is adapted to a specific environment the interactions among living and nonliving components of the ecosystem how a particular species interacts with each other and their environment interactions among the populations of organisms in a given area large area that includes the interactions of living and nonliving. these areas are largely determined by climate which determines what can survive in that area

Explanation:

A biome is a large area with interactions of living and non - living, determined by climate. An ecosystem is the interactions among living and non - living components. A community is the interactions among populations of organisms in a given area. A species refers to how a particular species interacts with each other and their environment. A population is a particular organism adapted to a specific environment.

Answer:

biome - large area that includes the interactions of living and nonliving. These areas are largely determined by climate which determines what can survive in that area
ecosystem - The interactions among living and nonliving components of the ecosystem
community - interactions among the populations of organisms in a given area
species - how a particular species interacts with each other and their environment
population - a particular organism that is adapted to a specific environment