Introduction to Habitats
What is habitat fragmentation
what is The breaking up of habitats to the point where the habitat can no longer remain functional?
what are examples of provisional services
what is Food,water,crops,fruit,fish,etc
related to soil or dry land
what is Terrestrial
What are provisional services?
what is products obtained from a habitat, such as food, water, wood, and oil
what are some examples of supporting services
what is Photosynthesis,Soil Formation,Nutrient Cycling,Water Cycling.
taking an area which has been degraded and rebuilding the area
what is Restoration
What is the definition of a habitat?
what is The specific area in which animals, plants, and other organisms live, providing necessary conditions for survival.
what are regulating services
what is the benefits ecosystems provide by moderating or controlling natural processes, such as climate regulation, water purification, flood control, pollination, and disease management.
mass or river of ice formed by compressed snow and ice
what is Glacier
There are three major types of habitat loss: habitat degradation and then habitat destruction. what is missing
what is habitat fragmentation?
Which terrestrial habitat is characterized by trees with color-changing leaves, such as oak, maple
what is Deciduous forests
interconnected biological system made up of living organisms and their physical environment
what is ecosystem
What are the four essential components of a habitat?
what is Food, water, cover (shelter), and space (arranged in proper proximity).
which one is not a main cause of habitat loss?
energy development,climate change,biodiversity,Urban sprawl
what is Biodiversity
habitat with annual rainfall between 50 and 260 inches, constant humidity level between 77 and 90 percent and covered in trees creating a canopy
what is Tropical RainForest