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________ components of an ecosystem comprise the physical factors like temperature, rainfall, wind, soil and minerals.

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An ecosystem is made up of two components biotic and abiotic. It includes the interaction of the living things which are the biotic components in a given area with the non-living environment which are the abiotic factors such as temperature, weather, rainfall, earth, sun, soil, wind, and minerals. Hence, abiotic components form the physical factors of the ecosystem.

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