Biomes and Ecological Succession

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The thick layer of treetops found in the tropical rainforest.

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Canopy

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The ocean shore between the lowest low tide and the highest high tide.

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Intertidal Zone

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Some things you might find in a desert biome.

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Cacti & Lizards

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A stable community that no longer goes through major ecological changes.

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Climax Community

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Biomes located between the tropic and arctic regions whose seasons show greater variability and have lots of trees, shrubs, and grasses.

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Temperate Deciduous Forest

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The living things in an environment.

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Biotic Factors

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A freshwater biome that is larger, deeper, and cooler than a pond.

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Lake

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An underwater structure made from outside skeletons of tiny, soft-bodied animals.

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Coral Reef

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Biomes where grasses are the dominant plant.

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Grassland

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A freshwater biome that forms when streams flow together.

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River