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Biomes

Cleary Biomes Study Guide

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The study of human interaction between plants and animals and their environment is environmental science
terrestrial means land
the biome with the highest species diversity tropical rain forest
this biome has high humidity, thin soil and lots of rainfall tropical rain forest
the biome you live in deciduous forest
atmospheric conditions on any given day weather
long term weather climate
this will determine which organisms are found in certain biomes climate
large geographical area that has certain plant and animal groups which adapt to that environment biome
this biome covers the most land surface area of the world tiaga
this biome has lots of rain, rich, deep soil and a growing season of 4 to 6 months temperate deciduous forest
a biome's climate is determined by temperature and rain (precipitation)
the largest biome in the world marine
the biome being deforested at about 100 acres a minute tropical rain forest
the plants in this biome can live in extremely dry conditions and the leaves are waxy and have sharp spines desert
this biome has rich, fertile soil, is flat and has very few trees temperate grassland
name in order the descriptions from the northern most point to the equator arctic, temperate, tropical
layer of subsoil found in the Tundra permafrost
biotic factors in an ecosystem living things (like a bug or an animal)
abiotic factors in an ecosystem non-living things (like a rock or water)
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