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A) Why does ecology need to study the biotic and abiotic elements? (1 point)
It is studying the community.
It is studying a population.
It is studying a species.
It is studying the ecosystem.
It is studying the community.
It is studying a population.
It is studying a species.
It is studying the ecosystem.
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Ecology needs to study the biotic (living) and abiotic (non-living) elements because it is studying the ecosystem. Understanding both components is essential to grasp how organisms interact with each other and their environment, which influences overall ecosystem dynamics.