You eat what?
Mushrooms, bacteria, and worms are best classified as this in a terrestrial biome.
What are decomposers?
This aquatic biome has the highest salinity (salt level in the water).
What is the marine biome?
A non-living factor in an ecosystem.
What is abiotic?
The process producers use to create food.
What is photosynthesis?
A biome that is known for bison, prairie dogs and grasshoppers, fertile soil and tall grass.
What is a grassland?
Organisms that only eat producers (plants).
What are herbivores?
This aquatic biome is made up of ponds, lakes, streams and rivers.
What is a freshwater biome?
A living factor in an ecosystem.
What is biotic?
The arrows in a food chain or food web represent this.
What is energy?
What is the tropical rainforest?
Grass, trees and phytoplankton are organisms that create their own food.
What are producers
This aquatic biome is found where a river meets the ocean.
What is an estuary?
Sun, wind, temperature and rain are examples.
What are abiotic?
The green substance in plants and producers that lets them make food.
What is chlorophyll?
Located close to the North Pole, this biome has many coniferous trees, short warm summers and long cold winters.
What is the Taiga or Boreal Forest?
Tigers, snakes and hawks are classified as these.
What are carnivores?
The term for water that is a mix of freshwater and saltwater.
What is brackish?
The interactions between biotic and abiotic factors.
What is an ecosystem?
What are carbon dioxide, water and sunlight?
In a grassland ecosystem, mice and rabbits eat plants. Hawks eat mice and rabbits. If a disease kills many of the rabbits in the grassland. This would happen to the population of hawks.
Changed in an estuary by heavy rainfall, which will cause more freshwater to flow down rivers into the estuary and then the ocean.
What is salinity?
What is energy?
Besides energy, producers also create this substance that is vitally important for humans and life on Earth.
What is oxygen?
A biome with four seasons, deciduous trees and fertile soil.
What is a temperate deciduous forest?