What might happen to the earth’s atmosphere if the rainforest disappeared?

The tropics can be found…

Which of the following most likely supports the most sustainable ecosystem?

What is biodiversity?

Which of the following contributes most to promoting sustainability in an ecosystem?

A tree in the Grasslands that is home to more than 20 different species of organisms is called a ____

Which of the following is considered a BIOTIC factor?

What is the name of an area that has a large variety of flora and fauna in which that it makes up?

Which of the following biomes is considered the most biodiverse?

Fauna are ____________ and Flora are ____________

Under which biome would an Alpine and the Arctic fall under?

In which biome would you most likely find fish?

What is an Abiotic Factor?

Which of these makes up 70% to 71% of the planet?

Biotic factors of an ecosystem are:

Which of the following animals would you NOT find in a desert biome?

Select all options below that describe a desert biome. (Attention! There is more than 1!)

Terrestrial biomes are defined by their...

Which biome, because of its climate, has the largest number of species of plants and animals?

Which major biome is home to cacti, mesquite, white thorn, pack rats, small reptiles, and coyotes?

Which biome contains large populations of grazing herbivores, few species of birds, and deep, rich soil?

Northern biome with many coniferous trees; very cold temperatures in the winter months.

Identify an a example of an abiotic factor?

Which biome covers most of the land mass near Earth's equator?

Which biome has deciduous trees (that lose their leaves in the fall)?

Which biome has 4 seasons?

Which biome is highlighted in the picture?

Which biome has less than 25cm of rain each year?

The three-toed sloth is adapted to living in a hot, humid climate with lush vegetation and no seasons. What biome would you most liked find this organism?

Which biome do we live in?

Which biome is represented by the rainfall amounts in letter C?

Which best explains why there are fewer plants on the forest floor than in the canopy of the tropical rain forest?

What can you infer about animals that live in the desert?

Which biome has deciduous trees (that lose their leaves in the fall)?

In a tropical rain forest, the layer which forms an umbrella effect with trees is called the ____________ and the layer of shorter trees and vines underneath that layer is called the ____________.

What biome is located on the map?

________ are large regions of the world with specific types of plants, animals, and climate patterns.

These biomes are open, fairly flat areas that cover one fourth of the world's land. They can be found on every continent except Antarctica

Which type of biome is it?

Which of these is NOT an abiotic part of an ecosystem?

Which of the following is correct?

Which statement is true?

What is a biome?

When an ecosystem changes, the results are____.

A carrying capacity is anything that restricts the number of individuals in a population

Would the carrying capacity of an area for a species be affected by the other species that live in the same area?

Each organism has its own unique way to survive, obtain food and shelter, and avoid danger. This is called that organism's ______.

When two species interact in a way that is beneficial to both species, this is a _______ relationship.

When two species interact in a way that is beneficial to one but harms the other species, this is a _______ relationship.

Drought, fewer plants, and fewer nesting sites are examples of ________factors.

Where do producers obtain energy?

An organism that cannot convert light or chemical energy into food must obtain its energy in what way?

In deep oceans, where there is no light for photosynthesis, where do some producers get the energy to make food energy?

A producer makes energy from the environment. A consumer eats the producer and is eaten by another consumer and so on. As the energy is transferred each time, what happens?

Why are there fewer organisms in each level as you go up the energy pyramid shown below?

Which of the following does not follow a cycle in the environment?

A baby turtle crawling towards the ocean right after it's born is called?

Why would a bunnies fur be brown in the summer and white in the winter?

What is NOT a physical adaptation?

According tho the graph, which animal travels the longest distance?

Hibernation, migration, and dormancy or all examples of ___________ adaptations.

Both animals and people are born with ___________, like crying.

Camouflage and mimicry are examples of ___________ adaptations.

Which of the following responses is a plant growing toward or leaning toward light?

Which of the following responses is a plant growing toward or leaning toward touch?

A plants roots grow thicker towards the stream than away from the stream. To what stimulus is the plant responding to?

What term refers to a plant growing or moving away from a stimulus?

Plant's roots grow down, anchoring it into the ground. To what stimulus is the plant responding?

Physical adaptations are ___________ that allow an animal to find and consume food, defend itself, and to reproduce in order to survive.

Camouflage and mimicry are examples of ___________ adaptations.

Check all of the behavioral adaptations that ARE instinctive. Remember, these don't need to be taught.

Which of the following is NOT a behavioral adaptation?

Which of the following is an adaptation that helps a seal survive in the COLD?

Which adaptation would NOT help a hawk catch a mouse?

The ears of this fox are an example of...

A baby leopard stays with it's mother and she teaches them how to hunt for food. This is a(n) _________ behavior.

Which is NOT a physical adaptation?

Birds have different beaks to help them survive in their habitat, which is a type of ___________ adaptation.

Hibernation, migration, and dormancy or all examples of ___________ adaptations.

Squirrels gather and store acorns for the winter, which is a ___________ adaptation.

What is the best definition of animal adaptation?

True or false: All animals have adaptations that help them survive in their habitat.

Animals who travel to warmer habitats in the winter to escape the cold are using which behavioral adaptation?

True or false: Humans have studied adaptations in order to create technology to survive.

When animals go into a deep sleep during the winter, they are using which behavioral adaptation?

Fill in the blanks: A _________ adaptation is the way an animal acts in order to help them survive.

The black bear’s primary diet is fruit, nuts, honey, and berries. However, they also like to eat fish and small mammals. Their long, sharp claws make it possible to climb trees in order to reach some of their food sources. Black bears also have an extremely good sense of smell. Their long nose allows them to smell up to 20 miles away. This is 100 times better than humans can smell. The black bear’s tongue is sticky allowing them to easily eat ants, berries, and nuts. Black bears also have extremely strong legs, allowing them to move rocks and other obstacles out of their way to get to their food. SELECT ONE EXAMPLE OF THE PHYSICAL ADAPTATIONS LISTED ABOVE.

Fill in the blank: A ______________ adaptation is the way an animal looks in order to help them survive.

Some animals are able to copy other animals in order to look more dangerous to get away from predators. What is this called?

I am a polar bear who lives in the arctic. My fur is a beautiful white, just like the snow I live in. What adaptation is this adaptation called?

I am a grey goose who loves to fly. Every fall when it starts to get cold, I fly south for the warmth. Once my home warms up, I know it is safe to go back home. What adaptation is this?

It is a not learned behavior that allows organisms to survive.

It is an example of an innate adaptation

It is an example of an learned adaptation.