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Alpine Biome

Alpine Biome. By: T. Kim. General Information. Similar to tundra/artic biomes High mountain areas: 10,000 ft+ Average temperature Summer: 10-15 C Winter: Below freezing Limiting Factors: several temperature, lack of CO2, high UV wavelengths, etc. Precipitation: 30 cm/year.

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Alpine Biome

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  1. Alpine Biome By: T. Kim

  2. General Information • Similar to tundra/artic biomes • High mountain areas: 10,000 ft+ • Average temperature • Summer: 10-15 C • Winter: Below freezing • Limiting Factors: several temperature, lack of CO2, high UV wavelengths, etc. • Precipitation: 30 cm/year

  3. Species Diversity • Plant life- Growing season is about 180 days, and the soil is well-drained. • Tussock grasses, dwarf trees, small-leafed shrubs, heaths • Animals- only warm-blooded animals can be found • Mountain goats, sheep, elk, insects including beetles, grasshoppers, and butterflies.

  4. Food Chain

  5. People in the Alpines • Populations in the alpine biome are specially adapted to the living conditions • Larger lung capacity • More hemoglobin in blood • The Sherpas are the world’s highest living population

  6. The Alpine Biome A. Blake

  7. The Alpine Climate... Temperature: summer: -12 to 10 degrees Celsius winter: below freezing temperatures Precipitation: 12 inches each year Solar Insolation: 2 seasons winter: October to May summer: June to September

  8. The Alpine Climate... Limiting Factors • extreme cold and wind • high altitude • Little carbon dioxide • Strong sunlight • high UV exposure

  9. Species Diversity Plants • Tussock grasses • Dwarf trees • Small-leafed shrubs • heaths

  10. Species Diversity Animals • Chinchilla • Snowshoe rabbit • Ptarmigan • Mountain goat • Sheep • Elk • Beetle • Grasshopper • Butterfly • pika

  11. Heat Heat Heat Food Chain Heat Heat

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