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By Mrs. Piney-Perez.  Abiotic are non living things in an ecosystem.  Biotic are living things in an ecosystem.  Ecosystem is all the living and nonliving.

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1 By Mrs. Piney-Perez

2  Abiotic are non living things in an ecosystem.  Biotic are living things in an ecosystem.  Ecosystem is all the living and nonliving things in a given area.

3  The sun  Climate  Temperature  Water  Atmosphere  Soil

4  Animals/Humans  Plants  Fungi  Protist  Bacteria

5  What are the biotic and abiotic factors in this picture?

6  Try one more.

7 EcosystemAbioticBiotic Savannah Tundra Coral Reef Deciduous Forest

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12  List three abiotic and biotic factors in an ecosystem by where you live.

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