Biotic Refers to the living organisms in an environment, such
as plants, animals, fungi, and bacteria.
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Abiotic Refers to the non-living parts of an environment, such
as temperature, water, soil, nutrients, sunlight.
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Terrestrial Refers to land. For example: Terrestrial Biomes are
Biomes that are on land.
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A biome is a large area of the Earth, consisting of similar
biotic (plants and animals) and abiotic (rainfall and temperature)
components. A biome is a large area of the Earth, consisting of
similar biotic (plants and animals) and abiotic (rainfall and
temperature) components.
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Similar Biotic and Similar Abiotic components Similar Biotic
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Rainfall and temperature determine the type of biome. Rainfall
and temperature determine the type of biome.
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Lots of rain and mild temps.
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Rainfall and temperature determine the type of biome.Rainfall
and temperature determine the type of biome.
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Warm conditions and very little rainfall
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Rainfall and temperature determine the type of biome.Rainfall
and temperature determine the type of biome.
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Rainfall varies around the planet.
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Where does the planet get the most rain?
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Where does the planet get the least rain?
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Biome characteristics Large area of Earth Similar predictable
climate Similar plants Similar soil Similar amount of sunlight
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Biome characteristics Large area of Earth Similar predictable
climate Similar plants Similar soil Similar amount of sunlight
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Biome characteristics Large area of Earth Similar predictable
climate Similar plants Similar soil Similar amount of sunlight
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Biome characteristics Large area of Earth Similar predictable
climate Similar plants Similar soil Similar amount of sunlight
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Biome characteristics Large area of Earth Similar predictable
climate Similar plants Similar soil Similar amount of sunlight
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Biome characteristics Large area of Earth Similar predictable
climate Similar plants Similar soil Similar amount of sunlight
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Biome characteristics Large area of Earth Similar predictable
climate Similar plants Similar soil Similar amount of sunlight
sun
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a biome? A.)
Large area of Earth B.) Similar predictable climate C.) Varied
plant species D.) Similar soil E.) Similar amount of sunlight F.)
None of the above
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a biome? A.)
Large area of Earth B.) Similar predictable climate C.) Varied
plant species D.) Similar soil E.) Similar amount of sunlight F.)
None of the above
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a biome? A.)
Large area of Earth B.) Similar predictable climate C.) Similar
plant species D.) Similar soil E.) Similar amount of sunlight F.)
None of the above
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a biome? A.)
Small area of Earth B.) Varied climate C.) Varied plant species D.)
Varied soil E.) Varied amount of sunlight F.) None of the
above
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a biome? A.)
Small area of Earth B.) Varied climate C.) Varied plant species D.)
Varied soil E.) Varied amount of sunlight F.) All of the above
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a biome? A.)
Small area of Earth B.) Similar predictable climate C.) Similar
plant species D.) Similar soil E.) Similar amount of sunlight F.)
All of the above
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a biome? A.)
Small area of Earth B.) Similar predictable climate C.) Similar
plant species D.) Similar soil E.) Similar amount of sunlight F.)
All of the above
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a biome? A.)
Large area of Earth B.) Similar predictable climate C.) Similar
plant species D.) Similar soil E.) Similar amount of sunlight F.)
All of the above
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Boreal Forest
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General Rule:
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General Rule: The higher the rainfall and average temperature
in a biome,
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General Rule: The higher the rainfall and average temperature
in a biome, there are more and larger plants that the biome can
support.
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General Rule: The higher the rainfall and average temperature
in a biome, there are more and larger plants that the biome can
support.
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General Rule: The higher the rainfall and average temperature
in a biome, there are more and larger plants that the biome can
support.
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General Rule: The higher the rainfall and average temperature
in a biome, there are more and larger plants that the biome can
support. Animals will always follow.
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General Rule: The higher the rainfall and average temperature
in a biome, there are more and larger plants that the biome can
support. Animals will always follow.
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General Rule: The higher the rainfall and average temperature
in a biome, there are more and larger plants that the biome can
support. Animals will always follow. 1000s of species
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General Rule: The higher the rainfall and average temperature
in a biome, there are more and larger plants that the biome can
support. Animals will always follow. 1000s of species
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General Rule: The higher the rainfall and average temperature
in a biome, there are more and larger plants that the biome can
support. Animals will always follow. 1000s of species Fewer
species
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Importance of Biodiversity and Relative Abundance Optional
PowerPoint and Sheet in Activities Folder.
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Biomes have shifted many times throughout Earths long history.
Desert ?
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Biomes have shifted many times throughout Earths long history.
Prairie
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Biomes have shifted many times throughout Earths long history.
Prairie ?
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Biomes have shifted many times throughout Earths long history.
Rainforest
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Biomes have shifted many times throughout Earths long history.
Rainforest ?
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Temperate Deciduous Forest
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Temperate Deciduous Forest ?
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Boreal Forest
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Boreal Forest ?
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Tundra
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Tundra ?
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Aquatic
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Summer
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Winter
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Summer
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Winter
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Temperate Rainforest
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Video Link! Biomes of the World Some climate review.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZouWWVy
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Do you see any trends in the biomes?
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Temperature differences from solar radiation. Copyright 2010
Ryan P. Murphy
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Which biome covers 75% of the earths surface that we havent
heard from yet.
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Aquatic Biome: Covers of globe! Aquatic Biome: Covers of globe!
Oceans, Coral Reefs, Estuaries, and Coastal. Oceans, Coral Reefs,
Estuaries, and Coastal.
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This is a picture of the Aquatic Coastal biome. Aquatic
Coastal
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Quiz Wiz! 1-10 Name that biome based on region.
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Answers to the Quiz! Name the Biome based on region.
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Bonus:
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Bonus: Boreal Forest
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Try and figure out what the picture says. Raise your hand when
you think you know. You only get one guess.
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