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All right.
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So it looks like we have an ecology question here.
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So let's give a look.
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It says you've been asked to access the podcast titled wolves trees and elk on articles describing the reintroduction of wolves to elstone national park.
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Now that's helped the aspen tree population recover in certain areas based on the information, you're creating a diagram, a chart, ecological interactions, etc.
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So we're going to take a look at the questions.
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I don't have access to this podcast, but i can give you some guidance as far as these different questions go.
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So looking at question a here, it says what are the abiotic components? so some possible things.
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First of all, abiotic means non -living.
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So abiotic would be things like any sorts of water, weather, you know, rocks, things of that nature.
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Okay? sun, et cetera.
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As far as biotic things go, you know, one of the things they mention are populations.
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So as far as populations are concerned, there's obviously a wolf population.
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I believe there's probably an elk population that's mentioned.
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There's the tree population, which i know they're talking in particular about the aspen tree, etc...