where living and nonliving things live together and interact By Laura Brown.

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where living and nonliving things live together and interact By Laura Brown

The number of o oo one type of plant or animal living in an ecosystem

community All the animal and plant populations living in the ecosystem

Habitat Where a plant or animal lives in the community and gets what they need to live

Environment Everything in an area (plants and animals) including air and energy

Lets Review Everything in an area (plants and animals) including air and energy Where living and nonliving thing live together and interact. The number of one type of plant or animal living in an ecosystem All the plant and animal populations living in the ecosystem Where a plant or animal lives in the community and gets what it needs to live

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