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What are some non living things in British Columbia's ecosystems?
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gold,silver,copper,coal,rock,plastic,water
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What are ecosystems and what things are included in them?
An ecosystem is an area where the living things interactswith the non-living things.
What are the 2 types of ecosystems?
Biotic and Abiotic
How are ecosystems and biomes interdependent?
ecosystems are all of the living and nonliving things in a ecosystem, and biomes are habitats.
Does all living things on earth make up the ecosystem?
No, ecosystems are separate biomes.
What is importence of ecosystem?
Ecosystems are very important because all living things are engrained into them
What are ecosystems and what things are included in them?
An ecosystem is an area where the living things interactswith the non-living things.
What are living things in the Grasslands ecosystems?
bugs
How do ecosystems depend on living n non living things?
living eats nonliving
How many ecosystems are there on the moon?
None. Ecosystems consists of living things, and so far there doesn't seem to be anything living on the Moon.
What are the 2 types of ecosystems?
Biotic and Abiotic
Do living things live in a ecosystem?
Yes! Ecosystems are like a living thing's habitat! This is where all living things live.
Who are the ecosystems used by?
The ecosystems are used by everyone and every living thing. The ecosystem is how all living things interact with each other and the environment.
What are two living things in parts of an ecosystems?
It is as simple as this.ANIMALSPLANTS
What least complex environment including living and nonliving things?
Ecosystems
Why is the ecosystems important?
The most important part of an ecosystem is the living things in it.
What makes up an ecosystem?
An Ecosystem is made of two very important things that are a habitat and a community. Ecosystems are one of the four important group populations for animals!
Is it true that most changes in ecosystems cause living things to become extinct?
No
