Question

what are the limiting factors of a racon

Answer 1

Its predators.. I told you that in the last question.

Answer 2

Biotic - Living parts of an ecosystem
Abiotic – Nonliving parts of an ecosystem
of a raccon @Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 3

Yeah.. that's true.
So, the raccoon's predators would be biotic.

Answer 4

Okay so I'm guessing this is either for 6.03 or 6.07
I had to do this one last year

So for 6.03 mine was the Golden Rod plant

Answer 5

Limiting factors are anything that decrease the population of a species
If the limiting factor is biotic or abiotic means its living or its..not

Okay so two examples from mine:
Golden Rod
Caterpillars - Biotic
Caterpillars can affect plants because it can feed off a plant and create a lot of damage.

Too Much Fertilizer - Abiotic
Over fertilizing a plant can kill the plant because if the plant cannot handle that amount of fertilizer it can greatly damage the plant.

Get it?

Answer 6

Lol I know mine are really stupid
But this is science not language
Are you good at math?

Answer 7

not really cause you know how its labeled limited factors, biotic or aboitic and then Description of how this limits the population growth of the species you selected can you tell me how i would do this for a raccon @LeilaniLane and @Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 8

@LeilaniLane

Answer 9

@LeilaniLane

Answer 10

Well...I don't know
The last time I had to do research about raccoons was a looooong time ago for..4th grade I believe
I think you need 5 example but for the first two I would do humans as a biotic limiting factor and... traps as an abiotic limiting factor

Answer 11

Its still science
The main point of the lesson is testing if you are able to classify biotic or abiotic items

Answer 12

well i want to know what they mean limiting factors and abiotic or biotic

Answer 13

Sheesh I told you! Limiting factors are things that decrease the population of a species. Biotic = living Abiotic = not living

Answer 14

@LeilaniLane