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By JULIA ZAHN
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What purpose do wetlands serve?
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Why does the majority of marine life live there?
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Describe how a deciduous forest is different from a coniferous forest.
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What is an adaptation the trees in a coniferous forest have and why do they have them?
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Which is more stable: a complex food web or a simple food web? Why?
Select the marine ecosystems
Wetland
Ocean
Coral reef
River
Estuary
Lake
Select the ways humans impact climate
Deforestation
Weather cycles like El nino/la nina
Burning fossil fuels
Adaptations of plants you might find in a coniferous forest are
Store water in trunk during dry season, spines to protect from predators
Losing leaves in winter, thick bark to protect from cold
Grasses turn brown and store most water underground in roots, expanisive root systems
Needle-like leaves that stay on the tree in winter, thick bark to protect from cold
In a grassland biome, you might find the following plants and animals
Zebras
Grasses
Big, tall trees
bison
Where does the majority of marine life live?
coastal oceans
wetlands
rivers
open ocean
Animals are mostly nocturnal to avoid heat and predators in the day
Coniferous forest
Estuary
Rainforest
Desert
The soil here is nutrient poor and acidic from all the quick growing plants and decomposing plants
Rainforest
Deciduous forest
Grassland
Tundra
As the permafrost of the tundra melts, it releases tons of CO2 into the atmosphere
True
False
Match the description to the biome
Trees have needle-shaped leaves that do not fall off in the winter.
Desert
Offer protection and breeding grounds for aquatic life, fresh nutrient exchange
Coniferous forest
Leaves change color and fall off in the winter
Coral reef
High biodiversity, warm waters, marine ecosystem. Threat of loss of this biome due to pollution and ocean acidification
Estuary
Hot in the day, cold at night. Animals are often nocturnal.
Deciduous forest
Where on an energy pyramid do producers fall?
Middle (2 or 3)
Top (1)
Bottom (4)