Abiotic Components
Interactions/ Adaptations
Food Web
Plants
Threats
100

Three Biomes that have large mountain ranges and deep valleys and canyons.

Marine, Arctic, Rain Forest

100
Name one of the 6 biomes and describe an interaction between abiotic and biotic factor.

Answers vary

100
Pick out the 4 primary consumers in this Rainforest food web: Jaguars, fungi, sloths, vines, spider monkeys, manatees, crocodiles, leaf cutter ant

sloths, spider monkeys, manatees, leaf cutter ant

100

Cocoa, vanilla and many of our medicines come from this biome.

Rain Forest

100

What is one of the threats to the Coral Reefs mentioned in the research papers, not including climate change?

Ocean warming, runoff pollution (sediments, chemicals), over fishing, more severe cyclones, invasive species like the thorny starfish 

200

The temperature in these two biomes changes only about 12 degrees in the whole year.  

Coral Reef, Rainforest

200

Many trees in the desert have long deep roots to get ___________

Water

200

Bats, scorpions, snakes, squids, hyenas and the arctic fox are considered to be ___________ consumers.

Secondary

200

Name one of the two plants humans eat that are found in marine and coral reef biomes and listed in the research papers.

Kelp, algae
200

What is one of the threats to the Rain Forest mentioned in the research papers, not including climate change?

Cattle ranching, agriculture expansion, illegal mining, human set fires, deforestation

300

This Biome is very flat.

Savannah 

300

These animals, that live in the arctic and eat tundra vegetation dig a complex tunnel system for protection and warmth.

Lemmings

300

List three decomposers that are NOT bacteria nor fungi and their biome.  They MUST have been named in one of the research papers.  

Desert: Scrub beetle, desert worm, soil fungi, flesh flies.

Rain forest: Fungi, bacteria

Arctic: Fungi, bacteria, pot worm, springtail

Coral Reef: Marine worms, mussels, snails, crabs

Savannah: Earthworms, wasps, termites

Marine: marine worms, marine bacteria

300

This tree found in the desert is known as the tree of life because indigenous people used it for food, shelter, medicine and religious ceremonies. 

Date Palm

300

What is it called when corals lose their polyps and become white due to warm water and too much sunlight?

Coral Bleaching

400

The soil of this biome is rich with calcium carbonate.  

Coral reef

400

These animals have very large ears to hear, pale colored fur that is thick and dig burrows.

Fennel Fox

400

Draw a food chain for the following organisms that are found in coral reefs.  

Parrot Fish, Tiger Shark, Algae, Eel, Snail

Algae > Parrot Fish > Eel > Tiger Shark > Snail

400

In the arctic people eat this type of fruit and make teas from it as well. 

Berries

400

What is one of the threats to the Desert named in the research papers?

- off roading which crushes plants

- over hunting

500

This biome has a months when the sun never sets and months when it never rises.

Arctic

500

Fish can have either bony skeletons or cartilage skeletons.  One is better suited for movement in the open waters and the other for tight spaces like corals.  

Write the correct pairing

      bony skeletons - _____________

       cartilage skeletons - _______________

Bony - coral

Cartilage - open water

500

The smallest primary producers are found in the water and are called?

Phytoplankton or algae

500

This tree, found in the Savannah is a favorite food for giraffe's.  In order to protect itself from over grazing it can release chemicals into the leaves to make them taste bad or they are homes to stinging ants.

Acacia Tree

500
Out of all the biomes we researched, this one is the most affected by climate change.

Arctic

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