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The living part of an ecosystem (or total biocoenosis) is mainly composed of prokaryotes (bacteria and archaea), unicellular eukaryotes (namely, protozoans, green lineage unicells, and yeasts), and multicellular eukaryotes (multicellular fungi, animals, algae and plants).

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The Biosociological Approach-II: Populations, Communities

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    2025年

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  • Marc Salomon

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The living part of an ecosystem (or total biocoenosis) is mainly composed of prokaryotes (bacteria and archaea), unicellular eukaryotes (namely, protozoans, green lineage unicells, and yeasts), and multicellular eukaryotes (multicellular fungi, animals, algae and plants).