Первым этапом считают период станов

Первым этапом считают период становление экологии как наука. Именно в этот период Аристотель написал в своей книге " История животных " он написал о разделении живых существ на две группы : животные с кровью и без. Так же в этот период времени ( до 60-х гг. ХIХ в ) был введен термин экология Э. Геккелем : " наука о взаимодействиях живых организмов и их сообществ между собой и с окружающей средой...". ( "Общая морфология организмов", 1886г ).

Результаты (английский) 1:

The first step in the formation of the period believe ecology as a science. It was during this period that Aristotle wrote in his book "history of animals" he wrote about the Division of living things into two groups: animals with blood, and the No. Also in this period of time (up to 60-ies of XIX century) was coined the term Ecology e. Gekkelem: "the science of the interactions of living organisms and their communities among themselves and with the environment.". ("General morphology of organisms", 1886).

Результаты (английский) 2:

The first stage is a period of formation of ecology as a science. During this period, Aristotle wrote in his book "History of Animals," he wrote on the division of living things into two groups: animals with and without blood. Also in this period of time (up to 60-ies. XIX century) introduced the term ecology of E. Haeckel: "the science of the interactions of living organisms and their communities with each other and with the environment ...". ("General morphology of organisms," 1886).

Результаты (английский) 3:

The first phase is the period the development environment as well as science. It is precisely in this period for Aristotle wrote in his book " History animals " he wrote on the division of living creatures on the two groups : animals with blood and without.So, in this period of time ( 60 'S. XIX in ) have introduced the term ecology E. Геккелем : " science of the interactions of living organisms and their communities among themselves and with the environment ... ". ( "The overall morphology organisms", 1886g ).