'Arctic tundra' diaporamas de présentation

Cultural Geography

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CHAPTER 4

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Biomes!

Biomes!. 1. The Freshwater Biome. Ponds and Lakes Range in size from square meters to thousands of square kilometers. Limited species diversity because of isolation. 4 Zones of a Lake. Streams and Rivers. Bodies of water moving in one direction Temperature is cooler at the head or source

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Soil-Vegetation-Atmosphere Transfer (SVAT) Models

Soil-Vegetation-Atmosphere Transfer (SVAT) Models. Dr. Mathew Williams. What are SVAT models?. Simulators of energy and matter exchange between land surface and atmosphere Based on mechanistic understanding of the component systems

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Kingdom Fungi

Kingdom Fungi. Include yeasts ,moulds, and mushrooms. Non photosynthetic plantlike organisms. Most fungi are saprobes (decomposers) and help to recycle nutrients back into the soil. Some parasitic and live off of living organisms.

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Ecology & the Biosphere

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Key terms:

Key terms:. Species. A biological species is: a group of organisms that can interbreed and are reproductively isolated from other such groups. Each of these butterflies is a different species (there are thousands of different species of butterfly which do not interbreed). Populations.

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Save the Arctic Foxes!!!

Save the Arctic Foxes!!!. By Zack and Giovanni. Where they live . Arctic foxes live throughout the entire Arctic tundra, through Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Russia, Norway, Scandinavia, and even Iceland.It is the only land mammal in those places. How the arctic foxes look like.

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The Tundra Biome

The Tundra Biome. By Travis Andring. The Tundra. The tundra is split into two different types: Arctic and Alpine The Tundra has extremely cold climate. Low Biotic diversity Simple vegetation structure Short season of plant growth. The Arctic Tundra: Basics.

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Reindeer Fun Facts

Reindeer Fun Facts. By Layla Fagone. Appearance . What color is a reindeer? Reindeer have short dark summer coats and thick lighter colored winter coat. Reindeer have soft white tails and pretty white necks. Appearance.

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ARCTIC TUNDRA

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Oral Religion In Aboriginal Spirituality

Oral Religion In Aboriginal Spirituality. Oral Religion : Those cultures that have used spoken language to hand down their religious traditions from generation to generation.

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TUNDRA

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Tundra

Tundra. By: Donald Harold. The Tundra.

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Super Owls

Super Owls. By Jordan. Appearance. Snow owls blend in snow Snow owls can find small animal's in the snow Snow owls feathers are whiht. Young. Baby owls are called owlets When they are 5 months old they are on there Own The egg that is lade on the mother first hatches first . Habitat.

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Renewable/Non-renewable Resources

Renewable/Non-renewable Resources. Adapted from UNC-Wilmington curriculum. Objectives. List differences between renewable and nonrenewable resources Make connections between our use of natural resources the availability of those resources . What is a renewable resource ?.

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Tundras

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Bing Image Search

Bing Image Search.

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Bing Internet Search

Bing Internet Search.

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