Below, determine if these are correct abiotic factors • the depth of a body of water (lake, river, pond) • the climate of an area (example: North Alabama is considered a temperate climate)• the width of a lake, river, pond, etc..• the season (example: July)
Abiotic factos are non-living chemical and physical parts of the environment that can affect the ecosystems and the living organims. The depth of a body of water, climate, width of a body of water and the seasons are all abiotic factors.
