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26 May, 10:10

I abiotic, biotic or both of them

-consumers

-descomposers

-living features

-producers

-result of competiotion

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  1. 26 May, 10:18
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    Consumers are Biotic

    Decomposers are Biotic

    Living Features part does not make sense, Living features are in an environment and are caused by competition

    Producers are Biotic

    A result of Competition part does not make sense, competition is caused by two or more species of biotic organisms competing for food, shelter, or space.
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