Climate/Weather
Terrestrial Biome
Marine Ecosystems
Freshwater Ecosystems
Bonus
100

Weather is the short-term conditions or long-term conditions

Short-term

100

Define Terrestrial 

Dry Land 

100

Difference between Freshwater and Saltwater

The amount of salt found in each 

100

Makes up 2.5% of all water on Earth

Freshwater

100

One specific flora and fauna that live in Temperate Forests 

Flowering trees, squirrels, brown bears, ferns, etc
200
The weather in a tropical climate would look like 

Rainy, warm/hot 

200

This ecosystem is known for having lots of reptiles (cold-blooded), very hot temperatures, and little rain

The desert 

200

Define Biodiversity 

The range of plants and animals found with an ecosystem, the foundation of all life

200

This service is given to humans naturally and is to our benefit; it does not cost money 

Ecosystem Services 

200

Biology Term that means maintaining balance or regulation

Homestasis 
300

The Greenhouse Gas Effect causes what issue to occur

It heats/warms the Earth too much, which affects habitats, natural processes, and the growth of plants

300

Cold climates, coniferous trees, and animals with lots of fur/feathers are found here 

Boreal Forests 

300

Oceans and rivers meet to form these 

Eustuaries 

300

Wetlands provide this benefit to human habitats

Prevents flooding and erosion

300

The percentage of drinkable water 

1% of the 2.5% of freshwater 

400

Climate Change affects what processes or things

Ice melt, water levels, poverty/displacement, food sources, habitat loss 

400

Define Temperate 

Neutral, normal/regualr

400

This ecosystem has trees that look like fingers on a hand 

Coastal Wetlands/Mangroves

400

This freshwater ecosystem is very close to us

Lake Erie

400

Define Bioluminescence 

The ability of a plant or animal to glow

500

The climate of grassland ecosystems would look like this 

Moderate rainfall, hot summers and cold winters (no fall or spring)

500

Example of human impact on Terrestrial Biomes

Deforestation, using all the fertile soil, wrecking habitats, forcing animals away from their home, etc

500

Example of human impact on Marine Ecosystems

Pollutants in the water, overfishing, destruction of coral reefs, loss of biodiversity 

500

Example of human impact on Freshwater Ecosystems 

Changing water patterns, pollution, destroying habitats, releasing non-native species, etc

500

Name one Greenhouse Gas 

Carbon Dioxide (water vapor, methane, nitrous oxide,ect)

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