BIOMES
DESCRIBE THE DESERT
ARID, DRY, LITTLE TO NO RAIN, LOW BIODIVERSITY, EXTREME TEMPS.
STAGE 1
BARE ROCKS
WHAT IS STAGE 4
SHRUBS
HABITAT
the natural home or environment of a plant, animal, or other organism
What is the name of the continent that is considered a desert?
antartica
WHAT FAMOUS ANIMAL LIVES IN A TUNDRA
REINDEER OR CARIBOU
EXPLAIN WHAT A PIONEER SPECIES IS
resilient species that are the first to colonize barren environments
WHAT IS STAGE 1
NATURAL DISASTER
ECOSYSTEM
a community or group of organisms that live in and interact with BIOTIC/ABIOTIC FACTORS in a specific environment
AFTER A PIONEER SPECIES WHAT IS LIKLEY TO GROW?
WEEDS IN GRASS
WHAT FLORA SHOULD YOU SEE IN A TROPICAL RAIN FOREST?
LARGE TREES, VINES, FRUIT TREES, FERNS
WHAT IS STAGE 4
SMALL SHRUBS
WHAT IS STAGE 2
SOIL IS CREATED
BIOME
A biome is a distinct geographical region with specific climate, vegetation, and animal life
WHAT FEATURE OF A BIOME LETS US KNOW IF HAS SUSTAINABILITY ?
LEVEL OF BIODIVERSITY
WHAT ARE EXAMPLES OF FRESHWATER BIOMES
RIVERS, LAKES, CREEKS
WHAT IS STAGE 5 AND THEN STAGE 6
YOUNG FOREST AND MATURE FOREST
DECADES TO HUNDREDS OF YEARS
COMMUNITY
A community is made up of populations of different species or organisms. These are biotic factors such as plants, animals, and bacteria.
WHAT FEATURE IS THE BEST METHOD TO IDENTIFY BIOMES
PLANTS (CHECK YOUR WORD WALL PICTURE AND IT IS LISTED FIRST!)
WHAT TYPE OF SOIL DOES THE TUNDRA HAVE?
PERMAFROST
GIVE ME 2 EXAMPLES OF PRIMARY SUCCESSION
LAVA FLOW CREATING ISLANDS
GLACIERS EXPOSING BEDROCK
EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
SHOULD INCLUDE TIME, DIFFERENT STAGES AND REASONS FOR THOSE
CLIMAX COMMUNITY
the “endpoint” of succession within the context of a particular climate and geography. ALL THINGS ARE NOW FULLY WORKING TOGETHER IN UNISON.
WHERE ARE COMMON MICROHABITATS FOUND?
DECOMPOSING LOGS, UNDER ROCKS, IN ROOTS(AQUATIC)