
quick biome intro
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Michelle Petersen
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By JENNIFER RISER
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Each individual plant and animal could not exist by itself on planet Earth. All living organisms need millions of other living organisms to survive. How these organisms interact with the sun, soil, water, air and each other in a specific area is called an community.
ecosystem.Read more at: https://www.ducksters.com/science/ecosystems/world_biomes.phpThis text is Copyright © Ducksters. Do not use without permission.
Ecosystems
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An ecosystem describes a specific area where the organisms work together as a unit. It could be any size from a tiny pool of water to hundreds of square miles of desert. Each ecosystem is different and each has established a balance over time that is important to every form of life .
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Multiple Choice
Each individual plant and could not exist by itself on the planet
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Everything that surround and affects a living thing is called a/an
Environment
Photosynthesis
Extinction
Population
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Multiple Choice
Each ecosystem is different and each has established a balance over time that is important to every form of life
True
False
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A biome is a way to describe a large group of similar ecosystems. Biomes have similar weather, rainfall, animals and plants. There are a number of biomes on planet earth
Biome:
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The different types of land major biomes are...
desert
grasslands
savanna
tundra
tropical rainforest
taiga forest
Major Biomes
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The different types of aquatic biomes are
marine
freshwater
coral reef
Aquatic Biomes
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Multiple Select
One of the Earth's largest ecosystems with its climate, soil, plants and animals
Nutrient
Organic Matter
Biome
Extinction
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Multiple Choice
What is NOT a characteristic of a Biome?
Similar plants
Similar physical characteristics
Different weather patterns
Similar rain fall
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Multiple Choice
All the organisms of the same kind that live in an ecosystem
Biome
Population
Consumer
Preditor
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Multiple Choice
There are several Biomes on the planet
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The major biomes on the planet include
Desert
Tundra
Tropical Rainforest
All of these
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Multiple Select
Aquatic biomes include
(there might be more than one answer)
marine
freshwater
desert
grassland
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Ecosystems maintain balances so that all the organisms within the ecosystem can survive.
These balances involve
food
water
oxygen
nitrogen
carbon
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The sun provides the energy needed by ecosystems. Plants take this energy and use photosynthesis to create sugar which they can use for energy.
Nutrients in teh soil, the air, and water also play a part in keeping the ecosystem thriving and in balance.
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Multiple Choice
What does the sun do for an ecosystem
It creates oxygen
It provides the permanent disappearance of species
It provides energy
It freezes the ground
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Multiple Choice
Ecosystems maintain balances so that all the organisms within the ecosystem can survive.
These balances involve
food
water
oxygen
All of these
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Multiple Choice
Ecosystems maintain balances so that all the organisms
within the ecosystem can survive.
These balances does NOT involve...
food
water
phosphorus
carbon
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