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Chapter 2 Lesson 3

Ecology and Environment 2-3

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Group of ecosystems with similar climates and organisms biome
Average annual temperature and precipitation climate
Is hot in daytime, cool or cold at night; very dry; organisms are adapted to extreme temperatures and dry conditions desert
Has warm temperatures that do not vary much throughout the year; very wet and humid; greater variety of species than any other biome rainforest
Tallest layer of the rain forest that receives the most sunlight emergent layer
Layer below the emergent layer and forms a leafy roof canopy
Layer below the canopy containing shorter trees and vines understory
Receives between 25 and 75 centimeters of rain each year; populated by grasses and many large herbivores; South Dakota is considered this biome (includes prairies) grassland
Similar to grassland, but more rain and some small trees and shrubs; giraffes typically found here savanna
Tree that shed their leaves and grow new ones each year deciduous tree
Trees that produce seeds in cones and have leaves shaped like needles coniferous tree
Has warm, rainy summers; very cold winters with heavy snow; trees produce cones with seeds that are eaten by many animals boreal forest/taiga
Has extremely cold winters, warmer summers; windy; very dry; no trees, only low-growing plants; permafrost tundra
Frozen soil permafrost
Has warm summers, cold winters; receives at least 50 cm of precipitation per year; trees shed their leaves and grow new ones each year deciduous forest
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