overview key terms
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biotic factors | living factor in an ecosystem (such as plants, animals, dead plants and animal remains)
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abiotic factors | Non living factor in an ecosystem, that never had life – (such as water, temperature, air, light, rocks and soil)
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community | A group of different organisms living together in an ecosystem
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population | The total number of organisms in an area
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habitat | A place where an organism lives
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ecosystem | A group of living and non-living things that co-exist and help each other survive
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species | A single type of organism that can mate and reproduce
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biome | A large geographic region that has similar abiotic factors (such as tundra, desert, rainforest)
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