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Which abiotic factor would cause an ecosystem to support relatively few biotic factors? A) very fertile soil B) very low depths C) moderate elevation D moderate temperatures
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Which abiotic factor would cause an ecosystem to support relatively few

biotic factors?
A) very fertile soil
B) very low depths
C) moderate elevation
D moderate temperatures

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Answer: The answer is B

Explanation: This is because if there i low depths for plants, and the herbivore then the carnivores can not eat.

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