Synecology is also called the community ecology which refers to the study of group of organisms of different species which are associated as a unit forming a community. It studies the distribution, abundance, demography and interactions between coexisting groups of organisms.

A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna, inhabiting a major habitat, exhibiting common characteristics is called a biome. Temperature and precipitation are the two most influencing factors responsible for the biome formation. Tropical rain forest. Grassland, Alpine tundra, etc., are examples of major biomes.

Synecology is also called the community ecology which refers to the study of group of organisms of different species which are associated as a unit forming a community. It studies the distribution, abundance, demography and interactions between coexisting groups of organisms.