All of the organisms living together in a particular habitat and their interactions with their non-living environment are called:

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Ecosystems encompass all of the living organisms in a particular habitat as well as their interactions with the non-living environment, such as the air, water, and soil. Communities only refer to the living organisms in a particular habitat, while populations refer specifically to groups of the same species within a habitat.

All of the Organisms Living Together in a Particular Habitat