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lina2011 [118]
3 years ago
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La ecologia es la ciencia que estudia la materia inerte de un medio natural es falso verdadero

Biology
1 answer:
likoan [24]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Falso

Explanation:

La ecología es <u>la ciencia que estudia la interacción entre los seres vivos y el ecosistema.</u> Esto incluye la interacción entre todos los factores tanto bióticos, o vivos, como abióticos, no vivos.

Por ejemplo, la ecología podría estudiar la manera en que un venado interactúa con su entorno: cual es su principal fuente de alimento, el rol que juega en el ecosistema, las adaptaciones que ha desarrollado para vivir en dicho entorno, etc.

Debido a que la materia inerte es considerada un factor abiótico o no vivo, esto no correspondería al área de la ecología. Por ende, este enunciado <u>es falso</u>.

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