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Climate is an important abiotic factor because it affects which organisms can live there. For instance the climate in Antarctica is extremely harsh and cold. The climate in the tropics is hot and wet. Palm trees live in the tropics but don't live in Antarctica. This is because the palm trees require the hot and wet climate of the tropics in order to survive.

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Tempature is an important abiotic factor because species/organisms can't survive in ALL tempatures, right? A tropical bird in a tropical rain forest can't live in -10* Antarctica. A penguin or polar bear cant live in a 100* savannah. It just wouldn't make any sense! It would be either too hot, or TOO COLD!

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Is the sunny climate of the tropics an abiotic factor

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so yopu could see what the weather will be like later on that day or how it could change over time.......

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