Biomes

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Which unit are we studying this term? Options: Unit 1 - Biomes and Food Security, Unit 2 - Geographies of Interconnections.

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Unit 1 - Biomes and Food Security

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Biome

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An area classified by its particular climate and the type of vegetation that grows there

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Altitude

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height above sea level, often also called elevation

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What is sustainability?

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the capacity of humans and other living creatures to live productive and balanced lives in the natural environment now and into the future

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Each biome is a result of the climatic conditions (temperature and precipitation).

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true

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Can the same sorts of biomes be found in different locations around the world?

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True

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Biomes:

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all of these options (provide food and fibre for communities, can be either terrestrial or aquatic, provide a habitat for animals)

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How many sub biome types are there? Options: 4, 6, 8, 10

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6

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A forest biome will include:

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trees, hot temperature and large amounts of rain

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A grassland biome will include: sea grasses, warm temperature, high rainfall, grass, hot temperatures, low rainfall, grass, warm temperatures, average rainfall

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grass, warm temperatures, average rainfall