Biodiversity at Different Scales Quick Check

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Why does ecology need to study the biotic and abiotic elements?(1 point)
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It is studying a species.
It is studying a species.

It is studying a population.
It is studying a population.

It is studying the community.
It is studying the community.

It is studying the ecosystem.

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Ecology needs to study the biotic (living) and abiotic (non-living) elements primarily because:

It is studying the ecosystem.

Understanding both biotic and abiotic components is crucial for comprehending how ecosystems function, how energy and nutrients flow, and how organisms interact with each other and their environment.

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