freshwater
What biotic factors would you see in a fresh water ecosystem?
Ducks, fish, frogs, birds, otters.
true or false;is the entire ocean essencialy one huge ecosystems?
true
what is the feeding relationships between organisms in an ecosystems.
food chains and food webs
what is the weather in a tropical rain forest?
warm temp, abundant rainfall
true or false;Is there a tundra located in the southern hemeshere
false
what abiotic factors would you see in a fresh water ecosystems?
Rocks,water,rain,wind, mud, muddy lakeboard,and any nonliving things.
what is a continental shelf?
it is where the depth increases gradually
what is the first link in a food chains?
producers
What vegitation grows in a tropical rainforest?
variety of plants,broad leaved trees
what are animals that live in a tundra?
caribou, reindeer,wolves,foxes, hares, lemmings, and the snowy owl
what is an abiotic factor?
any living or once living thing.
is the pelagic province the open ocean?
YES
what is the 2nd link in a food chain?
primary consumer
what are typical animals live in this environment?
monkeys,reptiles, insects,tree frogs,colored birds
where is the biome of a tundra located?
in the far north.
what is the FULL definition of an ecosystem?
the interlinking of all living and non-living things in a specific area.
What is impossible in the mesopelogic region?
photosynthesis
What is the order of the food chains?
producer, primary consumer, secondary consumers, decomposers
how tall are the trees in a tropical rain forest
100 feet tall
what birds nest during the summer?
geese and ducks
Name 1 region name in a fresh water ecosystems
littoral or limnetic
Name 5 regions in the marine ecosystems
sublittoral mesopelogic, bathypelagic, littoral, limnetic,epipelagic,hadal
What is all the names of consumers?
herbivore, omnivore, carnivore,
what holds small pools of water?
big leaves
what is the FULL definition of a tundra?
it is the biome of the far north forming a narrow band between the northernmost boundary of the taiga and the peretual ice of the artic.