Examples of biotic factors include: the species that produce the food eaten by an organism predators and parasites on the organism -- species that feed on and harm the organism competitors of the organism -- species that use the same resources and deplete supplies of those resources so that they negatively impact an organism mutualists -- species whose presence is helpful or essential to the organism, and who are helped by the organism abiotic factors refer to non living aspects of the environment that affect an organism, such as oxygen, water, pH, salinity,... Note that biotic and abiotic factors interact.
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Examples of biotic factors species abiotic factors the species species the food living aspects of the environment they species species species
include use refer produce deplete eaten affect negatively impact feed is harm
the species that produce the food eaten by an organism predators and parasites on the organism
the same resources
to non living aspects of the environment that affect an organism, such as oxygen, water, pH, salinity
the food eaten by an organism predators and parasites
supplies of those resources so that they negatively impact an organism mutualists -- species whose presence is helpful or essential to the organism, and who are helped by the organism
by an organism predators and parasites
an organism
an organism mutualists
helpful or essential to the organism
the organism competitors of the organism