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Biomes and Ecosystems

Biomes and Ecosystems. A Webquest for 4 th Grade. Designed by Christopher Becker, Joeie Puckett, Michael Ruthenberg , and Satura Thomas. Introduction.

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Freshwater Biome Project

Freshwater Biome Project. By: Casey Miozzi and David Fiederer. Location. Freshwater refers to lakes, rivers, streams, ponds, and bottles of water. Freshwater counts for nearly 1% of all the water on the planet Earth. You can find freshwater almost anywhere, excluding deserts and oceans.

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Teaching and Learning

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Estuary's

Estuary's . By Mahdi Sadr 6B. What are Estuaries .

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Ellesmere Island

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Freshwater Biome Project

Freshwater Biome Project. By: Casey Miozzi and David Fiederer. Location. Freshwater refers to lakes, rivers, streams, ponds, and bottles of water. Freshwater counts for nearly 1% of all the water on the planet Earth. You can find freshwater almost anywhere, excluding deserts and oceans.

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Polar Ice Biome by Megan D'Avella and Teddy Raymond

Polar Ice Biome by Megan D'Avella and Teddy Raymond. Location Location Location. Regions covered in ice almost year round Includes much of the Arctic and Antarctic Located in the North and South Poles High and low-altitude areas

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Streams

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Coral Reef

Coral Reef. KM C Z. Geographic Location. Coral reefs are found in warm water. The reef temperature cannot drop anymore than 18 degrees. Coral reefs are usually found off the coast of Florida, the Caribbean and Brazil. The Coral reef is a part of the phylum Cnidaria . .

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Intertidal Zone Biome

Intertidal Zone Biome. By: Silvio Martinez Period 5. Intertidal Zones. Diagrams. Intertidal Zone Locations. They are areas between high tide and low tide zones found along coasts, like the previous pictures show.

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Taiga

Taiga. Jade Scarboro Malik Easterling. Facts. Fires are very common in the taiga biome, These fires help rid the area of old and sick trees. There is not much variety in plants, the are lots of conifer trees which is why the taiga is referred to as the coniferous forest.

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