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Study of environment is the study of _________ between biotic and abiotic components.( Fill in the blank with correct alternative)
Sustainable development
Interrelationship
Environment
None of the above
- The study of the environment involves understanding the complex interrelationship between biotic (living things like plants, animals, and humans) and abiotic (non-living elements like water, air, and minerals) components.
- Option 2: Interrelationship
- This is the most appropriate term. It highlights how living and non-living elements interact and affect each other in ecological systems.
- Option 1: Sustainable development
- This term refers to development that meets present needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet theirs. It's related but not the same as the basic ecological focus.
- Option 3: Environment
- While environment is the overarching term for everything surrounding us, it doesn't specifically refer to the interaction between its components.
- Option 4: None of the above
- Not applicable, since there is a correct term provided in the options.
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