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Explain why non_living things are important parts of an ecosystem

Explain why non_living things are important parts of an ecosystem
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Explain why non_living things are important parts of an ecosystem

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Non-living things are important in the environment because they provide energy to living organisms. :)
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They can provide energy for living things in the ecosystem.

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