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GeneralFacts

Rain-Forests

TemperateForests &

Taiga

Savannas, Grasslands &

Chaparral

Deserts andTundra

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What do you call a large region with a specific

climate, plants and animals?

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Biome

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Biomes are named for the plants that live

there, but what major factor influences what

plants are there?

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Climate

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What do you call the height of an object above sea level?

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Altitude

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As biomes get hotter and wetter, what

happens to the size of the plants?

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They get larger.

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500What happens to a climate as you move farther north or south of the equator?

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It gets colder.

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What type of biome is always warm and

receives between 200 and 450 inches of rain

every year?

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A Tropical Rainforest

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Very little light reaches this layer of the

rainforest and plants that like shade grow

here.

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The Understory

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The largest threat to the rainforest biome is this

(when land that is inhabited by an

organism is destroyed).

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Habitat Destruction

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In the tropical rainforest, most of the nutrients are not in the soil. Where are they?

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In the plants.

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What do you call a plant that uses a tree surface

for a place to live?

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An Epiphyte

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A tree that loses its leaves every year is said to be

what kind of tree?

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Deciduous

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Name a specific tree that you would find in a temperate deciduous

forest.

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Oak, maple, ash, walnut, hickory, cherry, locust,

birch, ect…

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What do you call a northern coniferous forest that has a long

winter and short growing season?

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Taiga

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What do the special leaves (needles) of taiga trees do to the

soil as they decompose.

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Make it acidic.

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What taiga mammal’s fur is brown in the

summer and changes to white in the winter?

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Snowshoe Hare

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Which biome type has the most fertile soil of

all biome types?

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Grasslands

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Which biome type has low trees and shrubs that

contain oils that promote burning?

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Chaparral

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Daily Double!In which type of biome would

you find grasses, with a few shrubs and scattered trees, inhabited by many grazing

herbivores?

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Savannas

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Why are there practically no trees in

the grasslands?

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They do not receive enough rain.

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Because savannas are close to the equator, they are

extremely hot. How are savanna grasses adapted

to the hot sun?

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They are long and pointed to avoid it.

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A biome that receives less than 25 cm of rain a year is called a what?

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Desert

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What do you call the permanently frozen soil

in a tundra?

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Permafrost

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Name a type of plant that might grow in the

tundra.

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Mosses, lichens or herbs

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In the desert, amphibians estivate.

What does this mean?

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They bury themselves in the ground and sleep

during the dry season.

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What is the name for desert plant, such as the cactus,

that have thick, fleshy stems that store water and

prevent water loss?

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