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- Abiotic factors such as rock, soil, and water, in general, interact with biotic factors by giving nutrients.
- Biotic factors include Sunlight, air, soil, rock, minerals, water.
- Just as humans mine mountains and cultivate soil, rock and soil provide resources for plants, and plants cycle the nutrients.

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- Because the different environments permit some organisms to thrive, while others cannot.
- A small, spreading shrub that grows well in the Arctic is very unlikely to survive or thrive in a rainforest.
- Similarly, a fish (extremely suited to its aquatic environment) can’t survive out of water. A characteristic which allows growth in one environment will not necessarily allow growth in another.

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- When changes to either abiotic or biotic factors affect an entire ecosystem, ecological succession occurs.
- Ecological succession is when one community of organisms, such as plants or animals, is replaced by another.
- An example is a forest fire.

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Done by: Safia, Dina, Mayar, Mariam.