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Using complete sentences, compare and contrast the terms living and biotic. In your response, illustrate using examples and appropriate compare-and-contrast vocabulary.


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ok so i know the definitions but i don't know how to explain it

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bushygirl

Abiotic factors are non-living factors which affect the envuronment. E.g. volcanic activity or earthquakes 

Biotic factors, living things that affect the environment, are parasites, viruses animals etc...

Answer:

Both living things and biotic factors can be alive.


Unlike living things, biotic things may not be alive; they may have once lived or came from something living.


I included an example of something both living and biotic, such as flowers.


I included an example of something biotic, but not living, such as paper.


I used compare-and-contrast vocabulary.

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these are the thingys that you have to check off or whatever on edge i hope u understand lol

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