Answer:
Abiotic factors can be described as the non-living components of a biome. Abiotic factors that help to characterize a biome include:
Climate: The climate of a place will determine which species will be able to live in that area.
Temperature: Temperature changes in an area will lead to the changes in the changes in the biotic factors. For example, certain species will migrate due to temperature changes.
Soil type: The soil type of a place will determine the type and number of plants or trees which will be able to grow on the area.
Amount of sunlight: Sunlight is an important abiotic factor for species of an area.
Amount of water: The amount of water is a necessary abiotic factor as all species require water.
Article VI (6), Paragraph 2 of the U.S. Constitution is also known as the Supremacy Clause. It says that U.S federal constitution is more important over state laws. So if there are any conflictions between the Constitution and the states, we would use the D- Supremacy Clause to determine the outcome.
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