Biomes1
The t___________ is the coldest of all biomes
tundra
Which of these are examples of secondary consumers?
Rabbits - Birds - Foxes - Bears - Wolves - Cows
Birds, foxes, bears, wolves
What is the longest river in the world?
And the largest by volume?
The Nile and The Amazon Rivers
Biomes are defined as regions that have a similar cl___________ and eco__________.
climate and ecosystem
This eats the producers
A consumer
What is the largest rainforest in the world?
The Amazon
The d________ f______ is the only biome with four seasons.
deciduous forest
Name some examples of aquatic biomes
Kenya - Spain - South Africa - Norway - New Zealand - Australia
Kenya, South Africa, Australia
The energy pyramid layers or the position of an organism in the food chain is called...
Trophic levels
Biomes that occur on land are called: t______l
terrestrial
Where can we see examples of tundra?
Name AT LEAST 2 countries/regions
The Arctic, Alaska, Canada, Scandinavia, Greenland, Iceland, Antarctica...
An organism that breaks down or eats decaying material for its energy source
Name three types of terrestrial biomes
forests, deserts, tundras, grasslands...
___________ is the most diverse biotic community in the world
The rainforest
The two fundamental classifications of biomes are terr________ and aqu_________.
terrestrial and aquatic
Which of these is the largest inland body of water in the world?
Lake Victoria - The Caspian Sea - Lake Titicaca
The Caspian Sea
A type of organism that produces its own food and does not depend on any other organism for nutrition is called...
A producer