Biomes
Biogeochemical Cycles
Ecology
Vocabulary
Miscellaneous
100

This biome experiences a cold climate and low precipitation and is characterized by having permafrost. 

What is a tundra?

100
Precipitation that changes water from a gas to a liquid is called__________. 

What is condensation?

100
This is a visual map that shows the feeding relationship in a community.

What is a food web?

100

This consumer eats both producers and other consumers.

What is an omnivore?

100

This organism only eats producers/plants.

What is an herbivore?

200

This biome experiences heavy precipitation and year-round warm weather and is characterized by having the richest biodiversity and biomass out of all of the other biomes.

What is a tropical rainforest?

200

This plant is associated with nitrogen-fixing bacteria.

What is a legume?

200

This diagram displays a biome's average precipitation and temperature on a month-to-month basis. 

What is a climatograph?

200

Nutrients that cycle endlessly through the environment is called_________.

What are biogeochemical cycles?

200

A group of ecosystems that shares common biotic and abiotic conditions is called a ____________.

What is a biome?

300

This biome has heavy rainfall and year-round moderate temperatures. It is characterized by tall trees and an abundance of moss and wildlife.

What is a temperate rainforest?

300

These are the materials that sustain life. (One word)

What are nutrients?

300

In a normal ecosystem, what would you expect there to be the least of?

What is a predator?

300

This is the organic matter (biomass) that remains after cellular respiration.

What is net primary production?

300

Anything that uses the sun's energy to create sugars is known as a______________

What is a Primary Producer?

400

This biome has moderate seasonal precipitation and varying temperatures throughout the year. Fires and droughts are common. Trees are not common here due to strong winds. 

What is a (temperate) grassland?

400
Identify the vocabulary word: The introduction of phosphorous and nitrogen into a body of water that leads to an overgrowth of algae/producers.

What is eutrophication?

400

On the pyramid of energy, about how much energy is transferred to the next trophic level (the level that goes up)?

What is 10%?

400

This type of tree loses its leaves and stops photosynthesis during part of the year.

What is a deciduous tree?

400
This is known as a trophic level's total amount of living tissue it contains.

What is biomass?

500

This biome is characterized by experiencing all 4 seasons with varying temperatures and moderate precipitation. It is common to see deciduous trees, hibernating animals, and seasonal leaf loss.

What is a temperate forest?

500

This is the conversion of nitrogen gas to ammonia.

What is nitrogen fixation?

500

Describe what problem would happen if a tertiary predator was removed from an ecosystem/food web. (hint: wolves & Yellowstone)

There would be an over abundance of primary & secondary consumers, leading to a severe reduction of producers in the ecosystem. 

500

This type of tree produces seed-bearing cones and has needlelike leaves that are coated in a thick, waxy substance to help minimize moisture loss. Also known as an evergreen tree.

What is a coniferous tree?

500

This plant is often associated with the decomposer category of consumers. 

What is a mushroom or fungi?

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