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  • Amoeba: Living or Non-Living? Exploring its Biotic Nature
    An amoeba is biotic, meaning it is a living organism. Here's why:

    * It is made of cells: Amoebas are single-celled organisms, but they are still cells with all the characteristics of life.

    * It grows and reproduces: Amoebas can grow in size and reproduce through cell division.

    * It responds to stimuli: Amoebas can sense and respond to changes in their environment, such as moving towards food or away from harmful substances.

    * It has metabolism: Amoebas have a complex system of chemical reactions that keep them alive.

    Abiotic factors are non-living components of the environment, such as rocks, water, or sunlight. Amoebas are clearly living organisms, so they are classified as biotic.

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