Chemistry, 16.09.2021 14:10, levin69

During the 2004 Tsunami, salt water flowed inland plants and insects in the soil. The salt water caused a change in the environment. In this example a change caused a change. A. abiotic, biotic
B. abiotic, abiotic
C. biotic, biotic
D. biotic, abiotic

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