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Some ecosystems have more living things than others because they are able to support more life forms.

In other words, an ecosystem in a cold, dry climate can't support more life because there is not enough food, oxygen or water to support them, unlike a tropical climate that has a lot of food, oxygen and water.

An example would be that an ecosystem in Antarctica cannot support a lot of life because it is cold and does not have a lot of drinkable water.

On the other hand, an ecosystem in the Amazon Rain forest would be able to support a lot of life because it has a lot of food, water and oxygen.

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