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Biotic and Abiotic Factors
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What are biotic factors?
Living
factors affecting organisms or ecosystems
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How can predation be classified in terms of biotic factors?
It influences the
population
of another species
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What are abiotic factors?
Non-living parts of the
environment
affecting organisms
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Which factors are included in abiotic factors?
Light intensity
,
temperature
, and moisture levels
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How does an increase in temperature affect photosynthesis?
It
increases
the rate of
photosynthesis
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What happens to animals when the temperature increases?
They spend less
energy
staying warm
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What are typical exam questions about biotic and abiotic factors?
Identifying
factors and explaining
changes
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What biotic factors affect a clownfish by its sea anemone?
Predation
, habitat competition, and disease
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What abiotic factors affect a clownfish?
Water
temperature
and oxygen concentration
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How do light intensity and carbon dioxide concentration indirectly affect clownfish?
They affect the
sea anemone
, impacting clownfish
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What are the main biotic and abiotic factors affecting ecosystems?
Biotic factors:
Predation
Competition for resources
Disease
Food availability
Abiotic factors:
Light intensity
Temperature
Carbon dioxide concentration
Moisture levels
Wind intensity and direction
Soil pH and mineral content
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How do changes in abiotic factors impact ecosystems?
Changes in
temperature
affect
photosynthesis
rates
Altered
oxygen
levels influence animal energy use
Variations in
moisture
levels impact plant growth
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