Abiotic and Biotic Factors

All the abiotic and biotic factors in an area.

• Abiotic factors

• Carrying capacity

• Limiting factor

• Biotic factors

• Ecosystem

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Living or once living organisms in an ecosystem.

• B. Biotic factors

• A. Abiotic factors

• C. Carrying capacity

• D. Ecosystem

• E. Limiting factor

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Two plants are growing near each other in a forest ecosystem. Explain how they would compete for several abiotic factors in order to survive.

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What term refers to living or once living organisms in an ecosystem?

• Abiotic factors

• Biotic factors

• Carrying capacity

• Ecosystem

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Non-living elements in an ecosystem.

• A. Abiotic factors

• B. Biotic factors

• E. Limiting factor

• C. Carrying capacity

• D. Ecosystem

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The largest number of individuals of the same species that an area can support.

• Limiting factor

• Ecosystem

• Biotic factors

• Abiotic factors

• Carrying capacity

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Limits the number of individuals that can live in an ecosystem.

• A. Abiotic factors

• E. Limiting factor

• B. Biotic factors

• C. Carrying capacity

• D. Ecosystem

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Smallest level of ecosystem organization.

• C. Carrying capacity

• F. Organism

• D. Ecosystem

• A. Abiotic factors

• B. Biotic factors

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In a forest ecosystem, One biotic factor is:

• A. Trees

• B. Rocks

• C. Water

• D. Sunlight

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In a forest ecosystem, One abiotic factor is:

• Water

• Plants

• Animals

• Bacteria

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