True, Ecosystems include both living and nonliving things, A biome is a large region with a specific type of climate, The niche of an organism is its role in the ecosystem, Climate affects the type of biome that forms in a region, Microecosystems are small areas like a pond or fungus on a log, Macroecosystems cover large areas such as a forest or ocean, Biomes describe global communities of living things, Ecosystems describe local communities of organisms, A habitat is the place where an organism lives, A niche is the job or role an organism performs in an ecosystem, False, Ecosystems include only animals and plants, Biomes are the same as habitats, Niche means the physical space where an organism lives , Climate has no effect on ecosystems, A biome describes only one single species → Incorrect; biomes contain many species., Microecosystems are larger than macroecosystems , Habitats are not part of ecosystems , The word “niche” means the amount of food an organism eats , Biomes describe small local areas , Only temperature determines the type of biome .

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