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Biology, 20.07.2019 07:30 fixianstewart

Abiotic factors are one of the many components of an ecosystem. abiotic factors include rocks, water, and sunlight. one way that an ecosystem differs from its abiotic factors is that a) abiotic factors are non-loving, and an ecosystem is living b) abiotic factors are living, and an ecosystem is non-living c) abiotic factors are non-living, and an ecosystem is composed of both living and non-living components d) abiotic factors may be living or non-living, and only living abiotic factors are part of an ecosystem.

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