A community and the nonliving factors with which it interacts is called a(n)

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An ecosystem consists of a community of organisms interacting with the nonliving factors in their environment. A population refers to a specific group of individuals of the same species, while a race and cline are not relevant to ecology. The environment refers to the surroundings, but does not necessarily relate to the interaction with living organisms.

A Community and the Nonliving Factors with Which It Interacts