Part 1: Table
System
Living/Non-living
Organ System
Living
Family System
Living
Shower System
Sink System
Traffic System
Social System
Transportation System
Fishery System
Living (person who showers) and Non-Living
(water, shower, tubes, etc.)
Living (person who uses the sink) and NonLiving (sink, faucet, water, tube, etc.)
Living (people in the traffic) and Non-Living
(cars, traffic lights, etc.)
Living
Living (passengers) and Non-Living (cars,
trains, buses, etc.)
Living (fishes, fishermen, sunlight, etc.) and
Non-Living (ships, boats, fishing nets, etc.)
Fish School System
Living
Friendship System
Living
Part II. Model
Part III. Description
Submitted by:
Group Pilandok
Buna, Roz Ann Faith
Cesar, Michael
Oliva, Zaskia
Paderes, Lailanie
Petilla, Aaron
Ramos, Cristina
INSTITUTION:
I.F.
ABIOTIC:
SURVIVAL
NATURAL
SYSTEM
HABITAT
• TOPOGRAPHY
• WATER QUALITY
• WEATHER/
• CLIMATE
BIOTIC:
• OTHER SPECIES
• LIVING HABITAT
• PREDATORS
• PREY
I.F.
SCIENCE 11-B1 - PILANDOK
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NATURAL
DEATHS
FINANCE
ASSESSMENT
PLANNING
DECISION MAKING
IMPLEMENTATION
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
I.F.
FISHERY
SYSTEM
POLICIES/
LAWS
I.F.
FISHING
SYSTEM
RESOURCE
USERS
FISHING:
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FISHERS
CATCH
FRACTION
SUPPLY
DEMAND
MARKET:
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CONSUMERS
TRADERS
BUSINESS
MEN