An ecosystem contains

A. only the biotic (living) components of the environment

B. only the abiotic (nonliving) components of the environment

C. only the energy flow components of an environment

D. both the living organisms and the abiotic components of the environment

E. only the food relationships found in an environment

Question

Caden Thomas

Biology

11 June, 17:19

An ecosystem contains

A. only the biotic (living) components of the environment

B. only the abiotic (nonliving) components of the environment

C. only the energy flow components of an environment

D. both the living organisms and the abiotic components of the environment

E. only the food relationships found in an environment

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Answers (2)

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Dayami · Answer 1

D

Explanation:

An ecosystem involves everything that are living organism and also surrounding nonliving organism surrounding the living organism.

Jovanni Blevins · Answer 2

D. Both the living organisms and the abiotic components of the environment

Explanation:

An ecosystem does contain both biotic which are living organisms such as plants, animals, etc and abiotic factots which are the non living organisms such as water, air, etc.