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A non-living factor in an ecosystem, such as dirt, air, or rain.

A non-living factor in an ecosystem, such as dirt, air, or rain.
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A non-living factor in an ecosystem, such as dirt, air, or rain.

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Abiotic factorssssss
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they are abiotic factors, and they include temperature, water, air, soil, rocks,and minerals, weather, etc...
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