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Biomes

Biomes. Introduction to Unit Three. Biogeography. is the study of the distribution of plants and animals. Scientists who study biogeography have found that similar organisms exist in different parts of the world because ecosystems in which they live have very similar factors. Ecosystem.

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The Cycling of Matter

The Cycling of Matter . To understand how matter cycles through ecosystems, you must understand the cycling of organic substances in living things. The materials stored in living things comes from a limited amount of matter .

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3.3 Studying Organisms in Ecosystems

3.3 Studying Organisms in Ecosystems. Abiotic factors affect the distribution of organisms Temperature Humidity Salinity Moisture. Climate. Climate The average weather conditions in a particular region over a period of time. What Affects Climate?

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The Boreal Forest Biome

The Boreal Forest Biome. Zoology in the Boreal Forest. We have chosen 3 animals that live in boreal forests that have adapted well to their environment. First is the Snowshoe Hare. Next the Amur Tiger (AKA Siberian Tiger) And finally the Elk. The Snowshoe Hare.

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The Boreal Forest Biome

The Boreal Forest Biome. The Taiga. Where is it?. Overview. Size Climate Threat. Life Cycle after a Wild Fire. Insects. Plant Life. Coniferous. Deciduous. Resilient Plants. Animal Life. Conclusion. Sources. www.blueplanetbiomes.org/taiga.htm www.borealforest.org

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Boreal Forest Biome

Boreal Forest Biome. Anne Paulin July 6, 2010. Global Distribution. The largest biome stretches across northern latitudes i n Canada, Alaska, Russia and Scandinavia just below the tundra regions The Boreal Forest is also called taiga (Russian for forest). Major Climate Characteristics.

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BOREAL FORESTS

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Boreal Forest Biome

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Alaska Paragraphs

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