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Science Chapter 4 Be

Science Chapter 4 Beaulier

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One of earth's large ecosystems, each with its own kind of climate, soil, plants, and animals. biome
The continuous exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen among living things. carbon cycle
The boundary where a freshwater ecosystem meets a saltwater ecosystem. estuary
A species that has died out completely. extinct species
Organisms that swim through the water in aquatic ecosystems nekton
The continuous trapping of nitrogen gas into compounds in the soil and its return to the air. nitrogen cycle
The first community living in a lifeless area. pioneer species
The process of one ecosystem changing into a new an different ecosystem. succession
Bare rock to full trees. primary succession
Abandoned farm or forest fire to full trees secondary succession
Lichens and mosses grow on bare rock pioneer community
Grasses, shrubs, and small plants begin to grow. intermediate community
Full grown trees climax community
Evergreen trees (conifers) and 4 distinct seasons taiga
Permafrost, frozen all year long and treeless tundra
Wet, lots of trees, warm, close to the equator tropical rain forest
Wet, lots of tree, cool temperate rain forest
Hardwood trees that lose their leaves, 4 distinct seasons deciduous forest
Only grasses grow because there is less rain grassland
African grassland Savannah
The continuous movement of water between earth's surface and the air, changing from liquid into gas and in to liquid. water cycle
When a species is in danger of becoming extinct (all gone) endangered species
Species that no longer exists extinct species
Species with a low number that could become endangered threatened species
Type of fresh water ecosystem that is always in motion running water
Type of fresh water ecosystem that moves very little standing water
Type of fresh water ecosystem that is a mix of land and water freshwater ecosystem
Running water river, stream, brook
Standing water lake
Fresh water swamp, bog
Ocean ecosystem closest to shore with lots of light intertidal zone
Ocean ecosystem on the continental shelf - some light neritic zone
Ocean ecosystem at the top of the deep area ocean - little light bathyal zone
Ocean ecosystem at the bottom of the deep area of ocean - deep, dark, and no light abyssal zone
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