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    Abiotic Factors are non-living conditions which can influence where plants or animals live. Greater Flamingos can be distinguished by the red spot under its pink wings (the only one among the flamingos with this red spot)

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    Abiotic Factors are non-living conditions which can influence where plants or animals live. Greater Flamingos can be distinguished by the red spot under its pink wings (the only one among the flamingos with this red spot)

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    HABITAT

    Waterfall
    Aviary
    The 5
    Senses

    Location
    Of The
    Site

    Relationship
    between
    plants and
    animals

    Abiotic
    Factors

    Biotic
    Factors

    Location Of The Site

    Research Site

    Home

    Abiotic Factors
    Abiotic factors are non-living
    conditions which can
    influence where plants or
    animals live.

    GREATER FLAMINGOS
    MATING
    HABITS
    LIFE
    CYCLE

    BODY

    WORLD
    MAP
    FOOD

    Greater Flamingos can be distinguished by the red spot under


    its pink wings (the only one among flamingos)

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