From a purely physical perspective the function of an ecosystem is recognized by a continuous transformation of
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From a purely physical perspective the function of an ecosystem is recognized by "a continuous transformation of matter and energy." In other words, nature manifests its existence through this transformative process. Given this reality, why is "energy" from an "external" source essential for the continuous functioning of an ecosystem? Be specific.
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