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Estuaries are places where _____ and ____ meet

👍 oceans and ponds

👍 rivers and lotic water

✔ marshes and swamps

❌ rivers and oceans

Monday, September 25

IA1 Review

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Estuaries are places where ​

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meet

Estuaries are places where _____ and ____ meet

❌ rivers and oceans

Monday, September 25

IA1 Review

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SEV1. Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information to investigate
the flow of energy and cycling of matter within an ecosystem.

a. Develop and use a model to compare and analyze the levels of
biological organization including organisms, populations,
communities, ecosystems, and biosphere.

d. Evaluate claims, evidence, and reasoning of the relationship
between the physical factors and organismal adaptations within
terrestrial biomes.

e. Plan and carry out an investigation of how chemical
and physical properties impact aquatic biomes in Georgia.

I can explain the differences in aquatic biomes and the
organismal adaptations found there.

I can explain the differences in terrestrial biomes and the
organismal adaptations found there.

I can label the levels of biological organization and give
examples of each level.

Name that Biome!

grass with scattered

clumps of trees, has dry

and wet seasons that

remain warm all the time

Rich soil, plants cover the
forest floor, most trees are

deciduous and lose leaves in

the fall

Conifer trees that do not lose
their leaves in fall, needlelike

leaves & a waxy coating

highest yearly

average rainfall, most

biologically diverse,
soil is wet & has poor

Temperate (mid latitude), cool

winters and hot summers,

mostly grasses with few to no

trees

1

2

3

4

Treeless, low-growing, short
growing season followed by
harsh conditions. The COLD

desert!

5

7

6

Plants grow far apart to
reduce competition for

water, receives the lowest

average yearly rainfall

Match

Match the following

taiga Conifer trees stay green all year

Temperate, mid latitude, leaves fall off

Tundra, no trees lichen and moss,

Desert 10 percoent or less in rainfall

grasslands, grass with little trees

• taiga Conifer trees stay green all year

• Temperate, mid latitude, leaves fall off

• Tundra, no trees lichen and moss,

• Desert 10 percoent or less in rainfall

• grasslands, grass with little trees

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Distinguished by the
availability of
sunlight and
concentration of
oxygen, salt, and
nutrients

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Aquatic biomes include
○ Freshwater - Ponds,

lakes, streams,
rivers & wetlands

○ Marine - oceans,

coral reefs,
estuaries, &
wetlands

What is eutrophication? How
does it impact aquatic biomes?

Name That Biome!

Coral Reef

Estuary

Freshwater

Lake/Pond

Marine

River/Stream

1.A flowing body of freshwater

1.Salinity is less than 1% Ex: lakes and
streams

1.Where freshwater meets saltwater

1.Shallow warm waters where coral can
go

1.Salinity is more than 1%

1.Stagnant (non moving) bodies of
freshwater

Match

Match the following

• Lotic body of water

• body of water with a salinity that is less than  1%

• Where freshwater meets saltwater

• 1.Shallow warm waters where coral reefs are found commonly

• body of water with a salinity that is 3.5%

A flowing body of freshwater

fresh water

Estuary

Neritic zone

Ocean water

• A flowing body of freshwater

• fresh water

• Estuary

• Neritic zone

• Ocean water

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You Do It!

Use this time to work through today’s

True/False activity.

ASK US if you have any questions!

True/False IA1 Review

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Multiple Choice

Gregory L Vogt in his book realm of life wrote adefintion, "that extends 5 miles below Sea level into the deepest ocean basin and into porous lithosphere rock and extends 5 miles to the mountain tops. What is it?

• atmosphere

• hydrosphere

• biosphere

• ecosystem

Multiple Choice

Life according to Gregory L Vogt wrote that life is idenitfied into 5 points.

1. 1. All living things are made of cells

2. 2. All things reproduce thier own kind

3. 3. Be able to grow and develop

4. 4. Living things obtain and use energy from the sun or from living things

5. 5. Living things respond to changes in their environment

6. Which point helps to understand the difference between biotic and abiotic factors?

• 1. All living things are made of cells

• Birth, Growth, and death

• 1. All things reproduce thier own kind

• 1. Living things obtain and use energy from the sun or from living things

Multiple Choice

Life according to Gregory L Vogt wrote that life is idenitfied into 5 points.

1. 1. All living things are made of cells

2. 2. All things reproduce thier own kind

3. 3. Be able to grow and develop

4. 4. Living things obtain and use energy from the sun or from living things

5. 5. Living things respond to changes in their environment

6. Which point helps to understand why populations are important?

• 1. All living things are made of cells

• 1. All things reproduce thier own kind

• 1. Be able to grow and develop

• 1. Living things respond to changes in their environment

Multiple Choice

Life according to Gregory L Vogt wrote that life is idenitfied into 5 points.

1. 1. All living things are made of cells

2. 2. All things reproduce thier own kind

3. 3. Be able to grow and develop

4. 4. Living things obtain and use energy from the sun or from living things

5. 5. Living things respond to changes in their environment

6. Which point helps to understand why biomes are important?

• 1. All living things are made of cells

• 1. All things reproduce thier own kind

• 1. Be able to grow and develop

• 1. Living things respond to changes in their environment

Open Ended

Now that we know the 5 characterisitics of life. Let's look at a rock and pick out and explain why it is labelled as a abiotic factor.

Hint: which previous question discussed differences between living and nonliving things

R-did you start your statement with, "Rocks are abiotic factors because,"

A- did you answer that rocks do not have cells?​
C-did you use Gregory L Vogt
Explain what level in the biological heirarchy it is found

RACE TIps how did you do?

Estuaries often trap excess minerals.

Why?

The mixing action of river water and
ocean water

Its storing of pesticides from
agricultural runoff.

The filtering action of bottom feeding
fish species.

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Estuaries often trap excess minerals.

Why?

The mixing action of river water and
ocean water

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