How do abiotic factors affect organisms in an ecosystem?

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A lot of abiotic factors are necessary to the ecosystem, such as temperature, water, sunlight ect. ect.
Without these factors, certain animal species would not be able to prosper, and once adapted living organisms, would fail to get needed resources.
There can also be a negative affect.
Abiotic factors directly affect how organisms grow and survive.
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