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1 Click HERE for one of the coolest videos you will ever see!!!HERE

2 Ecosystem – all the living (biotic) and nonliving (abiotic) factors in a specific area that are interdependent of one other Click me to better understand what an ecosystem is!

3 Biome - region of the world with similar climate, animals and plants. There are terrestrial (land) biomes and aquatic (water) biomes. Click me to visit different biomes!

4 List all of the biotic and abiotic factors in the terrestrial and the aquatic turtle tanks.

5 AquaticTerrestrial Biotic Abiotic

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