Question

forest and fisheries are example of?

1. abiotic factors

2. energy factors

3. renewable resources

4. nonrenewable resources

Answer 1

I believe they are examples of renewable resources

Answer 2

Hello @Ryan !

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Answer 3

ooohhh....nice job :)

Answer 4

If have to selected from the options...i think it will be renewable resources

Answer 5

good to hear...confirmation is always good

Answer 6

Option A is not possible since both are living and thus are biotic factors

Answer 7

true

Answer 8

Both can be reproduced in comparatively short period of time..thus are renewable resources

Answer 9

yep

Answer 10

And they dont provide any sort of energy DIRECTLY and hence can not be considered as energy sources

Answer 11

so @texaschic101 is correct !

Answer 12

Thnx for the appreciation @texaschic101 \(\huge\ddot\smile\)

Answer 13

no problem :)

Answer 14

You both were right

Thank you

Answer 15

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