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Organization of Life

Organization of Life. Biosphere. Ecosystems. Communities. Populations. Organisms. What is an ecosystem?. An ecosystem is all the animals and the plants in a habitat, together with their environment. An ecosystem provides everything that the animals and plants that live there need.

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The Biosphere

The Biosphere. Outline. Climate and the Biosphere Global Wind Circulation Terrestrial Communities Aquatic Communities Life Zones Lakes Estuaries Seashores Oceans. Climate and the Biosphere. Climate refers to prevailing weather conditions in a region.

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Biomes

Biomes. What are biomes? . Large, distinctive areas created and maintained by climate . Major regional community of plants and animals with similar life forms and environmental conditions. Biomes are named after the dominant life form such as grassland or tropical rainforest.

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The Biosphere and its Biomes

The Biosphere and its Biomes. The Study of Ecology. The scientific study of organisms and between organisms and their environments. Biotic- living factors in an environment Abiotic- nonliving factors in an environment. Key Abiotic Factors. Sunlight Water Temperature

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Climate and Biodiversity

Climate and Biodiversity. Chapter 5. 5-2 How Does Climate Affect the Nature and Location of Biomes?.

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BIOME PROJECT Temperate Deciduous Forest

BIOME PROJECT Temperate Deciduous Forest. BY: Will Steacy, Dan Espinosa and Zach Kaufman. DEFINITION:. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperate_deciduous_forest.

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1.1 Biomes

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World Biomes

World Biomes. Biomes. Regions of the world with similar physical environments Named for most conspicuous types of vegetation Climate factors Rainfall (precipitation) Temperature Altitude Latitude Boundaries are indistinct. Six Major Biomes. Tropical Rain Forests Grassland

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Biomes

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Biome : an environment that has a characteristic climax community .

Biome : an environment that has a characteristic climax community . Land and aquatic biomes. . Land Biomes. Tundra : the northernmost land biome . . Very Cold . Permafrost : a layer of permanently frozen subsoil which is characteristic of the tundra. .

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BIOMES PICTURES

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Temperate Deciduous Forest

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Ecosystems Ch. 21

Ecosystems Ch. 21. Ch. 21.1 Terrestrial Biomes. Biome: -large climatic regions that contains groups of ecosystems. -temperature and amount of precipitation as well as plant and animal life are the distinguishing features of biomes. Types: 1. Terrestrial (8) 2. Aquatic (2). 1. Tundra

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Biomes

Biomes. Major varieties of world ecosystems. World Biomes. Biomes & Climate. Biomes. Terrestrial Tropical rainforest Temperate rainforest Temperate deciduous forest Tiaga (boreal forest) Tundra Desert Temperate grassland Savannah Chaparral/Steppe Urban. Marine Open ocean

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Biomes of the World

Biomes of the World. TEK: Identify characteristics of your local biome and compare it to four other biomes. What is a biome?. A BIOME is the largest geographic biotic unit, a major community of plants and animals characterized by climate conditions. How are biomes formed?.

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Temperate Deciduous Forest Around The World

Temperate Deciduous Forest Around The World. Virtual Biome Expedition. Ready To Go On A Trip?. Well if you are, get ready to travel around the globe to Temperate Deciduous Forests. If your not, well you are missing out on a lifetime experience. Temperate Deciduous Forest.

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Welcome To The Biomes

Welcome To The Biomes. What Makes a Biome?. Biomes are defined by: Temperature Rainfall Elevation Biomes contain smaller, specialized communities Ecosystems. Freshwater and Wetlands. Without This Biome, You and I would not be alive. How Can We Conserve our Water Resources?. Grasslands.

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By Jackie Kaplan

Biomes. By Jackie Kaplan. Tropical Rain Forest. Average rainfall of 50 to 260 inches yearly Often more than 100 inches Temperatures generally range from 68*F to 93*F 4 layers of strata Mostly found near the equator Mostly trees, but a variety of vine species and shrubs

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By Jackie Kaplan

Biomes. By Jackie Kaplan. Tropical Rain Forest. Average rainfall of 50 to 260 inches yearly Often more than 100 inches Temperatures generally range from 68*F to 93*F 4 layers of strata Mostly found near the equator Mostly trees, but a variety of vine species and shrubs

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