'Aquatic biomes' diaporamas de présentation

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Ecology is:

Ecology is:. The study of the interactions among organisms and their interrelationships with the physical environment. No organism exists as an entity, separate and distinct from its environment. 1. Components. Components of the ecosystem involve

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Biomes

Chapter 6. Biomes. Biomes. Biome A large region with a specific type of climate and a certain type plant and animal communities Made up of several ecosystems. Biomes. Biomes. Biomes are classified based on the types of plants that live there

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Interactions of Life

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Communities and Biomes

Communities and Biomes. Community. Community : A collection of several interacting populations that inhabit a common environment. Limiting Factors.

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BIOMES

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ECOLOGY II: BIOMES

ECOLOGY II: BIOMES. 07SCI AKS12 Kathryn Johnson. PPT adapted from: http://www.azgfd.gov/i_e/ee/focus/lessons_biomes.shtml.

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Chapter 4

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Unit 3 Ecosystems

Unit 3 Ecosystems. Topic 3, part 2: Aquatic Biomes. Abiotic Factors. Wind Nutrient availability pH Depth Temperature. Streams and rivers Ponds and lakes Wetlands. Types of Aquatic Biomes. Streams and Rivers.

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AQUATIC BIOMES

AQUATIC BIOMES. Biomes - Groups of ecosystems with organisms adapted to particular abiotic factors. So, abiotic factors determine the biome!. Aquatic Biomes are characterized by: Salinity- Freshwater , Saltwater, or Brackish Flow- standing or moving Depth of light penetration

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Earth and Space TEK:

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Your task is to respond to the following with a partner:

"The important thing in science is not so much to obtain new facts as to discover new ways of thinking about them." ~William Lawrence Bragg Pick up a Diagnostic and get to work. 1. Diagnostic Tests 2. Go over Diagnostic Objective: to see how much you already know HW: Ch. 50 Objectives

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BIOMES OF THE EARTH

BIOMES OF THE EARTH. BIOMES OF THE EARTH. WHAT IS A BIOME? A COLLECTION OF ECOSYSTEMS WITH SIMILAR BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC FACTORS TERRESTRIAL VS. AQUATIC. BIOMES OF THE EARTH. TERRESTRIAL BIOMES INCLUDE: TUNDRA TAIGA TEMPERATE DECIDUOUS FOREST GRASSLANDS DESERTS TROPICAL RAIN FORESTS.

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Welcome

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An Introduction to Ecology and the Biosphere

An Introduction to Ecology and the Biosphere. The Scope of Ecology Abiotic Factors of the Biosphere Aquatic and Terrestrial Biomes Concepts of Organismal Ecology. The Scope of Ecology. Study of interactions between organisms and their environment (biotic and abiotic) Hierarchy:

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Chapter 10 Freshwater Biomes Chapter 11 Marine Biomes

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BIOMES

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Aquatic Biomes

1. Photic zone 2. Phyto plankton 3. Zoo plankton 4. Estuary 5. Kelp bed 6. Intertidal zone 7. Coral reef 8. Neuston 9. Nekton . Areas of light penetration Tiny floating plants - producers Tiny floating animals - consumers Area where fresh and salt water meet

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Aquatic Biomes

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Exotic and Invasive Species

Exotic and Invasive Species. By: Jonathan Mejia. Burmese Python. Burmese Python orginated in Southeast Asia They live in aquatic and semi aquatic biomes.

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