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Science Ecosystems

Ecosystem test, Chapter 1, p. B44

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area where the main plants are trees forest
all the living things of the same kind that live in the same area at the same time population
populations that live in the same place make up a community
an ecosystem that is very dry desert
interactions between living and nonliving parts of the environment ecosystem
to a population of frogs living near a pond, the pond is its habitat
rivers and most lakes make up this type of ecosystem fresh water
has warm summers and cool winters, and the leaves of the trees drop in the fall deciduous forest
two types of forests that get a lot of rain tropical rain forest, coastal forest
everything that surrounds a living thing environment
ecosystem where the winters are cold and the trees have needle shaped leaves coniferous forest
the water in the ocean salt water
has hot summers and cold winters grassland
this forest ecosystem has 3 layers tropical rain forest
forest ecosystem that has evergreen trees (like a Christmas tree) coniferous forest
the trees in this forest have flat leaves that drop off each fall deciduous forest
forest with a wet climate and thick trees that keep the floor dark and cool coastal forest
Why do grasslands have few large trees? too dry
What are the two types of deserts? cold and hot
What are the two types of water ecosystems? salt and fresh
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