BIOMES
BIODIVERSITY
Relationships in the Ecosystem
Human Impact on Biosphere
Course Review
100

 This Biome is located at  50 Latitude North. Plants consist of moss, willow and oak. Animals consist of lynx, bison and otter 

TAIGA

100

______________makes up all the members of a particular species that live in the same area.

Population 

100

Both organisms benefit in this type of interaction: Ex ants eat the flowers to get food, then pollen the flowers to fertilize 

MUTUALISM

100

increase in the number of individuals in a population

Population Growth 

100

This process converts a rock into any other type of rock 

 The Rock Cycle 

200

 This biome is located 23.5°  North and South of the equator. 

Plants consist of: Oat, foxtail, ryegrass, grasses, purple needle grass. 

Animals consists of: Tigers, lions, zebra, rhino,  and elephant. 

 Grassland 

200

A ____________makes up all the populations that live and interact in the same environment.

Community 

200

One organism benefits, the other is unaffected

A bird rides on a cow

Commensalism 

200

harvesting a renewable resource to the point of diminishing returns ( Example deforestation) 

Overharvesting 

200

 The theory that all continents were once apart of a giant supercontinent, but drifted apart millions of years ago. 

 Continental Drift Theory 

300
This Biome is located 0-23.5 degrees North and South of the Equator.  It contains plants like orchids, and ferns, and animals like sloths, jaguars, and poison dart frogs. 

 Tropical Rainforest/Humid

300

An _____________ is all the communities that live together with the abiotic factors in the same environment.

ECOSYSTEM

300

One organism benefits, the other is harmed.

Ex: Mosquito parasites 

Parasitism 

300

an organism that causes ecological or economic harm in a new environment where it is not native

Invasive Species

300

 This feature forms when groundwater is superheated near volcanic activity, causing it to erupt intermittently as boiling water and steam. 

 Geyser 

400

 This Biome is located at 30 to 50 degrees North of the Equator. Plants consist of cactuses, and brittlebrush. Animals consist of rattlesnakes, coyote, camels, and the golden eagles 

Desert 
400

This type of species are vulnerable to endangerment in the near future ( Rhinoceros,Tortoise) 

 Threatened 

400

 The bacteria E.Coli makes its home in the digestive tract of the humans, so they can have shelter from the outside world.  In return, the bacteria aids human digestion, by breaking down foods. 

Mutualism 
400

presence in or introduction into the environment of a substance or thing that has harmful or poisonous effects

Pollution 

400

This compound when produced in large quantities can cause tears in the ozone layer. Often found in aerosols, coolants, refrigerators.

 CFCs, Chlorofluorocarbons 

500

Located at  25 to 50 degrees North and South of the Equator. Contains plants such  as oak trees, and animals such as chipmunks, deer, and squirrels. 

 Deciduous Forest 

500

 This type of non-native organism can outcompete native species for resources, often reducing biodiversity. 

 Invasive Species 

500

A moss species grows densely on the bark of an old-growth tree in a shaded rainforest. The moss gains moisture and elevation for sunlight, while the tree’s growth, health, and nutrient flow remain unchanged.

Commensalism 

500

a change in land use or land cover that has an impact on local ecosystems

Habitat Alteration 
500

 This system is used to classify climates based on average annual temperature and precipitation

Koppen Classification of Climates