AboutRichard Ochs Expertise I can answer questions regarding basic ecology (grade
school through high school). I can also answer some
college level questions as long as they aren't extremely technical.
Experience I had been a Park Ranger/Naturalist at Grand Teton National Park for 3 summers. Prior to that I was a naturalist for 4 summers at Cattus Island County Park in New Jersey. I also graduated from Rutgers University with a BS in Natural Resource Management.
Education/Credentials BS in Natural Resource Management from Rutgers University, with honors.
Awards and Honors Philip Alampi Scholar, Moorestown Rotary Scholar, Golden Key National Honor Society member.
Expert: Richard Ochs Date: 9/7/2007 Subject: biotic or abiotic
Question heres a list of levels of organization of life. can you tell me if each one is abiotic or biotic: Atomic portion, Atoms, Molecules, Compound, Biotic portion, Cells, Tissue, Organs, Organ system, Organisims thank you tina
Answer Tina,
This sounds an awful lot like a homework assignment, so I am not going to give you the answer to each one. Biotic means living, and Abiotic means non-living. I think that you've probably figured out that an organism (plant, animal, etc.) is Biotic. And that an Atomic Portion (such as an electron or proton) is Abiotic. I think that you can figure the rest out on your own.
If you have specific questions about any of the above, just post another question.
