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Glaciers are abiotic, as they are composed of ice and do not possess living organisms or biological processes. They are formed from accumulated snow that compacts and freezes over time, resulting in large masses of ice. While they can influence and support biotic environments, such as ecosystems in surrounding areas, the glaciers themselves are non-living entities.

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