Difference between physical aspect and biological aspect of environment
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Physical environment: The physical environment includes land, air, water, plants and animals, buildings and other infrastructure, and all of the natural resources that provide our basic needs and opportunities for social and economic development.
Biological environment: Includes the influence of all biological factors such as warmth, moisture and humidity, but also the plant ecosystem in which the animal lives and the associated populations of vertebrates and invertebrates that may compete for food and space, and may also act as reservoirs for infectious diseases.
Biological environment: Includes the influence of all biological factors such as warmth, moisture and humidity, but also the plant ecosystem in which the animal lives and the associated populations of vertebrates and invertebrates that may compete for food and space, and may also act as reservoirs for infectious diseases.
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Environment can be both physical aspect and biological aspects .
They have both distinctive differences.
Explanation:
- Physical environment involves the very large aspects of the environment which can be used to determine the physical features which include water bodies, mountains , land , plains , plantation and many more tangible characters that can be derived from the physical environment.
- Biological aspect are the very vital and important aspects o the environment which includes living organisms and non living organisms within the physical environment.
- The biological aspects includes: moisture, warms, air, and all the biological aspects that determine the appearance and the placement of the living and the non living organism in the environment .
- Biological aspects are very key in as far as the environment of a particular region .
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