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как знания о живой природе помогают человеку помогите с рассказом и планом плиззз
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yulianajxve - 6 лет назад
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Природа -основа всего живого, без чего человек не может прожить. Ведь природа даёт человеку всё необходимое. Узнавая, всё новое о природе , мы практически познаем себя самих. Человек-это вид высоко- организованных живых организмов на Земле,который более приспособился к жизни ,в отличии от других обитателей этой планеты. Живая природа помогает поддерживать здоровье нашего организма в целом. И всему человечеству нужно понимать , что уничтожая все ценности природы , тем самым уничтожают и людей , живущих во взаимосвязи с ней.
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maddygrimes - 6 лет назад
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