Beside dealing with other animals; they have to worry about the world itself. Abiotic Limiting Factors are when the environment can decrease and or stagger the biotic potential. Some examples are drought, illness, natural disasters, and many more.
Friday, October 10, 2014
Limiting Factors - HunterSmith
Organisms not only have to deal with the harsh environment to live, but also from other organisms. They call them Biotic Limiting Factors. They vary from competition from spreading of illness, but what are Biotic Limiting Factors? Biotic Limiting Factors are when a population can be decreased and or stopped from other living things.
Beside dealing with other animals; they have to worry about the world itself. Abiotic Limiting Factors are when the environment can decrease and or stagger the biotic potential. Some examples are drought, illness, natural disasters, and many more.
Beside dealing with other animals; they have to worry about the world itself. Abiotic Limiting Factors are when the environment can decrease and or stagger the biotic potential. Some examples are drought, illness, natural disasters, and many more.
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I like your approach here....good work.
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