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Explain how the meanings of the terms abiotic and biotic factor are differ
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Explain how the meanings of the terms abiotic and biotic factor are differ

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The meanings of these two terms are different because biotic factors are factors which are actually living (ie predators), and abiotic factors are nonliving (ie humidity, temperature)
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