Question

all of the biomes on earth. all living organisms inhabiting the earth. any unicellular or multicellular animal exhibiting all the characteristics of life; an individual. nonliving (physical) parts of the environment. several communities interacting with one another and with the abiotic factors around them. a large group of ecosystems that share the same climate and have similar types of communities. a group of the same species living and interacting with one another in the same place at the same time. several populations interacting with one another in the same place at the same time. # abiotic factors # biomes # biosphere # biotic factors # community # ecosystem # organism # population

Explanation:

1. "All of the biomes on Earth" - Biomes are large regions with distinct climates and characteristic plant and animal communities. The collection of all biomes is part of the biosphere conceptually, but the term for all biomes is simply "biomes".
2. "All living organisms inhabiting the Earth" - This is the definition of the biosphere which encompasses all life on Earth.
3. "Any unicellular or multicellular animal exhibiting all the characteristics of life; an individual" - This describes an organism.
4. "Non - living (physical) parts of the environment" - These are abiotic factors.
5. "Several communities interacting with one another and with the abiotic factors around them" - This is the definition of an ecosystem which includes both living (biotic) and non - living (abiotic) components and their interactions.
6. "A large group of ecosystems that share the same climate and have similar types of communities" - This is a biome.
7. "A group of the same species living and interacting with one another in the same place at the same time" - This is a population.
8. "Several populations interacting with one another in the same place at the same time" - This is a community as it consists of multiple populations of different species interacting in an area.

Answer:

1. biomes
2. biosphere
3. organism
4. abiotic factors
5. ecosystem
6. biome
7. population
8. community