What is an abiotic and biotic organism? A. A nonliving organism and a living organism B. Organisms that adapt in the habitats cause they do

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What is an abiotic and biotic organism?

A. A nonliving organism and a living organism
B. Organisms that adapt in the habitats cause they do

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An abiotic organism is nonliving. A biotic organism is living.

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