Question

which of the following are an example of an abiotic factor operating in an ecosystem?
two animals fight over food
omnivores eat both plants and animals
the rate of water flow of a stream
question 2
1 pts
what is an abiotic factor?
non - living things in an ecosystem
living things in an ecosystem
predation of the living things in an ecosystem
the combination of living and non - living things in an ecosystem

Explanation:

1. An abiotic factor is a non - living component in an ecosystem. Two animals fighting over food and omnivores eating plants and animals involve living organisms, so they are biotic factors. The rate of water flow of a stream is a non - living factor.
2. By definition, an abiotic factor is non - living things in an ecosystem. Living things are biotic factors, predation involves living organisms, and the combination of living and non - living things is the ecosystem as a whole, not just abiotic factors.

Answer:

Question 1: The rate of water flow of a stream
Question 2: non - living things in an ecosystem