5.9A Vocabulary.

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5.9A Vocabulary

Ecosystem A community of living and nonliving things in their natural environment

Living Element (biotic) Part of an ecosystem like a plant that requires energy to survive and has basic needs that must be met

Nonliving Element (abiotic) Part of an ecosystem that is not living such as sunlight, air, water, soil

Organism A single living thing

Interact To come together and have an effect on each other

thrive To flourish or live

perish To die

Terrestrial Living on land

Aquatic Living in water

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