Question

which list of items would an ecological scientist most likely include when describing a forest community? deer, water, tree deer, wolf, tree deer, wolf, rock tree, water, soil

Explanation:

A biological community consists of all the living (biotic) organisms interacting in a specific area. Deer, wolves, and trees are all living components of a forest ecosystem. The other options include non-living (abiotic) factors like water, rock, or soil, which are part of the ecosystem but not the community.

Answer:

B. deer, wolf, tree