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Complete the table:

Biotic/Abiotic factors Interdependence
Fish
  • live in water
  • feed on email organisms in the water.
Water
  • provides a dwelling place for organisms.
Banyan tree  
  • helps keep water in the soil 
Lotus  
Rock   
Air   
Frog   
Water Snake   
Light     
Tortoise  
Soil   
Vines  

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Plants that grow on land
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Identify the type of habitat in which each of the following lives or grows. Write T for terrestrial habitat, A for aquatic habitat and T + A to indicate both terrestrial and aquatic habitats.

(i) Lotus 
(ii) Bear
(iii) Fir tree
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(v) Shark

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