Question

question 2 of 15 biological component physical component answer bank cold temperature coniferous trees dark winters elk mushrooms moose milky way snow

Explanation:

To solve this, we need to distinguish between biological (living or once - living organisms/parts) and physical (non - living, abiotic factors) components in an ecosystem.

• Biological components: These are living or related to living things. Coniferous trees (plants, living), elk (animals, living), mushrooms (fungi, living), and moose (animals, living) are biological as they are organisms or parts of living systems.
• Physical components: These are non - living, abiotic factors. Cold temperatures (a climatic factor), dark winters (a seasonal/light - related non - living factor), rocky outcrops (a geological, non - living feature), and snow (a form of water, non - living) are physical components.

Answer:

• Biological component: coniferous trees, elk, mushrooms, moose
• Physical component: cold temperatures, dark winters, rocky outcrops, snow