'Tundra' presentation slideshows

ECOSYSTEMS

ECOSYSTEMS. EQ: What is an ecosystem?. Environment. An environment is all the living and nonliving things that surround you. The living things in your environment are people, other animals, and plants. The nonliving things around you include water, air, soil, and weather. Environment.

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Dr. B. Williams, Media Specialist

By. Dr. B. Williams, Media Specialist. What is a Biome?. Scientists have developed the term Biome to describe areas on the earth with similar climate, plants, and animals. The plants and animals that live in a specific biome are physically well adapted for that area.

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The Arctic Tundra

The Arctic Tundra. Baffin Island Lowland Plains. Table Of Contents. 1: Biome Summary 2: Ecosystems within the Biome 3: Food Web 4: Introduction 5: Threats and Solution 6: Affects by Humans 7: Communities Interaction within the ecosystem

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Habitats of the World

Habitats of the World. What is a habitat?. Every animal has a habitat , which is where an animal (or plant) lives and grows. The habitat an animal lives in provides it with food, water, and shelter. Group Discussion: are all habitats the same? Can a horse and a whale live together?.

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Tropical Climates Tropical Savanna Tropical Rainforest

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Ecology

study of the interactions of organisms with their environments Biotic factors Organisms Populations Communities Abiotic factors. Ecology. Non-living components atmosphere is the gaseous earth Nitrogen 78%, oxygen 21%, & other gases, including carbon dioxide (at 0.03%)

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Life science R eview Homework

Life science R eview Homework. BY: Narona orana !. Water cycle. Water cycle. 1. Draw and label a diagram of the water cycle . Be sure to have the following label: Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, runoff, transpiration, and accumulation . Condensation.

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Tundra

http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/tundra.htm. Tundra.

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Animal Relationships

Animal Relationships. By: Nayeli Gamarra. Predator/ Prey. A predator is what is hunts the prey which is always much weaker than them. A prey is what is being hunted and is helpless compared to its predator. Ex: A lion killed and is eating the zebra (desert).

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Tundra

Tundra. Location of Tundra . location. Greenland North Eurasia Northern North America Southern South America Small part of Antarctica. Map of Tundra . Climate. Cold Lots of Snow It is so cold there is permafrost, permafrost is a layer of permanently frozen soil

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Gray Wolf

Gray Wolf. By Emily Aysseh. Physical Features. The Gray Wolfs hair color changes from black to gray to white. Their eyes are a little green blob with a green dot in the middle. Their teeth are pointed and sparkling white. Its nose goes on a little snout its mouth is on the snout too.

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Communities and Biomes. 3.1 Communities. Community = conditions in one part of the world which are suitable for serving certain organisms Ex: your front lawn

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Ecosystem Snapshot: TUndra

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Tundra

Tundra. Biome Research By Nathan Whittington. Tundra Geography & Climate. 6 to 9 month winters make the tundra a very cold place for most of the year. Tundras are found in upper North America and North Eurasia

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PLANTS & THEIR ADAPTATIONS

PLANTS & THEIR ADAPTATIONS. A feature or behavior that allows a plant to survive in its environment. Plants have many adaptations. What is an adaptation?. ANIMALS. WATER. WIND. FOR POLLINATION. OUCH!. USES UP ALL THE WATER. PROTECTION FROM HERBIVORES & COMPETITION. OUCH AGAIN!.

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The Tundra Biome

The Tundra Biome. By Grant Precella , Kyndel Kellam & Marco Salas. What is the Tundra Biome?. Tundra is the coldest of all the biomes . Tundra comes from the Finnish word tunturia , meaning treeless plain .

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Tundra

Tundra. Biome Research By Tyler Ariniello. Tundra Geography & Climate.

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TUNDRA

TUNDRA. BY:JASMINENA WARING. IT IS COLD ALMOST ALL THE TIME. TUNDRA IS BY NORTH POLE. GRIZZLY BEAR. ARCTIC FOX. SNOWY OWL. MUSK OX.

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