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The two types of aquatic ecosystems are
deciduous forest
tropical rainforest
it can't make its own food
herbivores
frogs, dragonflies, and fish
climate - temperature and precipitation
fresh water and salt water
deciduous forest
Which organisms are consumers?
deciduous forest
tropical rainforest
it can't make its own food
herbivores
frogs, dragonflies, and fish
climate - temperature and precipitation
fresh water and salt water
deciduous forest
Elephants, bison, antelopes, and zebras are
deciduous forest
tropical rainforest
it can't make its own food
herbivores
frogs, dragonflies, and fish
climate - temperature and precipitation
fresh water and salt water
deciduous forest
This biome contains more species of plants and animals that all the other biomes combined.
deciduous forest
tropical rainforest
it can't make its own food
herbivores
frogs, dragonflies, and fish
climate - temperature and precipitation
fresh water and salt water
deciduous forest
You live in a ___________ biome.
deciduous forest
tropical rainforest
it can't make its own food
herbivores
frogs, dragonflies, and fish
climate - temperature and precipitation
fresh water and salt water
deciduous forest
The energy role of a black bear is that of a consumer because
deciduous forest
tropical rainforest
it can't make its own food
herbivores
frogs, dragonflies, and fish
climate - temperature and precipitation
fresh water and salt water
deciduous forest
An area determines its biome based mostly on
deciduous forest
tropical rainforest
it can't make its own food
herbivores
frogs, dragonflies, and fish
climate - temperature and precipitation
fresh water and salt water
deciduous forest
Oak, maple, and beech trees, which lose their leaves each year, are typically found in a
deciduous forest
tropical rainforest
it can't make its own food
herbivores
frogs, dragonflies, and fish
climate - temperature and precipitation
fresh water and salt water
deciduous forest
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