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Discuss some of the biotic (living) and abiotic (nonliving) factors in the chimps’ ecosystem that affect their behavior.


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Diet:  fruit, leaves, bark, stems, seeds, eggs, insects, birds, small to medium sized primates - red tail monkeys, yellow baboons, bushbuck and warthogs.

Environmental Relationship - The chimpanzee keeps the plants it eats short, moves dirt around which helps things living in the dirt, keeps bird and small monkey populations that it eats from overpopulating.

Different biotic and abiotic factors affect why the chimps live where they do. (Spatial Relationships)

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