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Understanding Biomes: Ecosystem Dynamics and Living Organisms

Explore the diverse world of biomes, focusing on ecosystems' interactions, species, and populations. A biome is defined by its climate, flora, and fauna, including aquatic and land types like tropical forests, tundras, and deserts. Understand the intricate roles of species, their habitats, and communities, along with concepts like competition, cooperation, and symbiosis. Learn about limiting factors, carrying capacity, primary and secondary succession, and the role of pioneer species in ecosystem development. Discover how these elements change and affect life's relationships in nature.

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Understanding Biomes: Ecosystem Dynamics and Living Organisms

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  1. BIOMES Groups Of living Things Interactions Changing Ecosystems Hodge Podge 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  2. What is a BIOME?

  3. A BIOME is a region of Earth that has a particular climate and certain kinds of plants.

  4. Name 3 Aquatic Biomes? .

  5. Estuary 2. Ponds and Lakes3. Ocean

  6. Most Temperate Forests are made up of _________. Coniferous Trees Elmo Trees Deciduous Trees Coconut Trees

  7. C. DeciduousTrees

  8. Name at least 5 land Biomes.

  9. 1.Temperate Forest2. Tropical Forest3. Tundra4. Desert 5. Grasslands

  10. DAILY *DOUBLE*

  11. Which Biome will support the most amount of life? • Explain in detail.

  12. The Tropical Rain Forest will support the most amount of life. It has a warm climate and plenty of rain and fertile soil.

  13. What is a SPECIES?

  14. A Species is a group of living things that are closely related that they can breed to make offspring.

  15. What is a Population?

  16. A Population is a group of organisms of the same species that live in the same area.

  17. A ______ is the role an animal plays in it’s habitat. Niche Community Species Biome

  18. A. Niche

  19. What is a Community?

  20. A community is all of the populations that live and interact with each other in a particular place.

  21. What is a Habitat?Name 2 examples of an animal with their Habitat.

  22. A Habitat is the natural environment in which a living thing gets all it needs to live. Example: Frog lives in or by a pond. A coyote lives in a desert. Answers will vary.

  23. What is Predator?Name 1 example.

  24. A Predator is an animal that eats other animals. Examples: Shark, Tiger, Lion…

  25. Which of these animals would most likely be a Prey? Omnivore Herbivore Carnivore Great White Shark

  26. B. Herbivore

  27. Explain what Competition is in a biological community.

  28. Competition is the struggle between individuals or different populations for a limited resource.

  29. Describe what Cooperation is in an ecosystem.

  30. Cooperation is an interaction in which organisms work in a way that benefits all.

  31. DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!

  32. Explain what SYMBIOSIS is and name 3 examples.

  33. SYMBIOSIS is the interaction between individuals from 2 different specie that live closely together. 3 Examples: Mutualism Commensalism Parasitism

  34. What is a Limiting Factor?

  35. Any factor that or condition that limits the growth of population in an ecosystem.

  36. What is it called when a population reaches a state where it can NO longer grow? Photosynthesis Limiting Factor Symbiosis Carrying Capacity

  37. D. Carrying Capacity

  38. What is the name of the first living thing to move into a barren environment?

  39. PIONEER SPECIES

  40. _________ is the gradual change in an ecosystem in which one biological community is replaced by another . Symbiosis Succession Limiting Factor Biosphere

  41. B. Succession

  42. What is the difference between primary and secondary succession?

  43. Primary Succession occurs when life move to a barren, soil less area. In a Secondary Succession, the ecosystem changes after a disturbance, when there is still soil for life to gain a foothold. .

  44. What is an example of Parasitism? Dog and Tick Termite and Protozoan Biotic and Abiotic Factors Flower and Humming Bird

  45. A. Dog and Tick

  46. What is does Mutualism mean?

  47. The interaction between 2 species in which both benefit.

  48. Which of these is a Pioneer Species? Vulture Sunflower Lichens and Moss Trees

  49. C. Lichens and Moss

  50. What is the Niche of a Producer?

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