Question

Can someone do this for altus, ok please does not have to be good just answer the questions.

Answer 1

Biotic factors: living or once-living
Abiotic factors: non living

I dont know the what the populations are (not enough information to answer)

Niche: a niche is a term describing the relational position of a species or population in an ecosystem. ... The abiotic or physical environment is also part of the niche because it influences how populations affect, and are affected by, resources and enemies.

Answer 2

Answer:

So the biotic type of organisms in the tundra are fungi, moss, shrubs, insects, fish, birds, and mammals. The abiotic parts of the tundra which are the temperature wind etc. is the temperature which is usually -34 F, which to me is insanely cold, the wind is around 48-97km, the rain comes around and drops at least 6-10 inches of rain, and the sun is usually above the thick clouds in the sky so its there but you can't see it. Now the population, the largest population in the tundra are migratory birds which include ravens, snow buntings, falcons, loons, sandpipers, terns, snowbirds, and various species of gulls. I didn't expect it to be birds honestly, ok enough of that. Now the smallest population in the tundra is fish yes the tundra is short on various types of fish which isn't a big deal honestly, these fish include cod, flatfish, salmon, and trout. Now then last topic of this essay, one niche thing about the tundra is the Arctic geese they are, large and powerful animals. They, like the snowy owls, make their nests on the ground. This makes them vulnerable to attack from arctic foxes. To protect their young, these animals will actually build their nests close to another predator; the snowy owl. The danger from the owls is less than that of the foxes.

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