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Which biome does question 1 represent?
nitrogen cycle
234 cm
When a species moves into a new area, it must compete for resources. If the new species cannot find its niche, it will die.
Tropical Rain Forest Biome
TRF= many species, constant temperature, a lot of precipitation. Desert,= few species, extreme temps, and very little precip.
The biome receives a lot of rain, and it's temperature is fairly constant throughout the year.
First more erosion will occur. Slowly secondary succession will occur and young saplings will emerge, then eventually trees
1. Free nitrogen in the air. 2. Bacteria fixing nitrogen. 8 Decomposers breaking down waste. 9. Bacteria releases nitrogen.
Suppose loggers cleared a large area of boreal forest. Describe the natural changes that would occur in the area over time. Use some science vocabulary.
nitrogen cycle
234 cm
When a species moves into a new area, it must compete for resources. If the new species cannot find its niche, it will die.
Tropical Rain Forest Biome
TRF= many species, constant temperature, a lot of precipitation. Desert,= few species, extreme temps, and very little precip.
The biome receives a lot of rain, and it's temperature is fairly constant throughout the year.
First more erosion will occur. Slowly secondary succession will occur and young saplings will emerge, then eventually trees
1. Free nitrogen in the air. 2. Bacteria fixing nitrogen. 8 Decomposers breaking down waste. 9. Bacteria releases nitrogen.
Explain how you were able to identify the biome in Question 2.
nitrogen cycle
234 cm
When a species moves into a new area, it must compete for resources. If the new species cannot find its niche, it will die.
Tropical Rain Forest Biome
TRF= many species, constant temperature, a lot of precipitation. Desert,= few species, extreme temps, and very little precip.
The biome receives a lot of rain, and it's temperature is fairly constant throughout the year.
First more erosion will occur. Slowly secondary succession will occur and young saplings will emerge, then eventually trees
1. Free nitrogen in the air. 2. Bacteria fixing nitrogen. 8 Decomposers breaking down waste. 9. Bacteria releases nitrogen.
How can competition limit the dispersal of a species?
nitrogen cycle
234 cm
When a species moves into a new area, it must compete for resources. If the new species cannot find its niche, it will die.
Tropical Rain Forest Biome
TRF= many species, constant temperature, a lot of precipitation. Desert,= few species, extreme temps, and very little precip.
The biome receives a lot of rain, and it's temperature is fairly constant throughout the year.
First more erosion will occur. Slowly secondary succession will occur and young saplings will emerge, then eventually trees
1. Free nitrogen in the air. 2. Bacteria fixing nitrogen. 8 Decomposers breaking down waste. 9. Bacteria releases nitrogen.
Calculate total yearly rainfall. J=17 F=18 M=17 A=22 M= 21 J=21 J=22 A=21 S= 19 O= 20 N=18 D=18
nitrogen cycle
234 cm
When a species moves into a new area, it must compete for resources. If the new species cannot find its niche, it will die.
Tropical Rain Forest Biome
TRF= many species, constant temperature, a lot of precipitation. Desert,= few species, extreme temps, and very little precip.
The biome receives a lot of rain, and it's temperature is fairly constant throughout the year.
First more erosion will occur. Slowly secondary succession will occur and young saplings will emerge, then eventually trees
1. Free nitrogen in the air. 2. Bacteria fixing nitrogen. 8 Decomposers breaking down waste. 9. Bacteria releases nitrogen.
Describe the major differences between tropical rain forest and a desert.
nitrogen cycle
234 cm
When a species moves into a new area, it must compete for resources. If the new species cannot find its niche, it will die.
Tropical Rain Forest Biome
TRF= many species, constant temperature, a lot of precipitation. Desert,= few species, extreme temps, and very little precip.
The biome receives a lot of rain, and it's temperature is fairly constant throughout the year.
First more erosion will occur. Slowly secondary succession will occur and young saplings will emerge, then eventually trees
1. Free nitrogen in the air. 2. Bacteria fixing nitrogen. 8 Decomposers breaking down waste. 9. Bacteria releases nitrogen.
Looking at your study guide, what is the diagram showing?
nitrogen cycle
234 cm
When a species moves into a new area, it must compete for resources. If the new species cannot find its niche, it will die.
Tropical Rain Forest Biome
TRF= many species, constant temperature, a lot of precipitation. Desert,= few species, extreme temps, and very little precip.
The biome receives a lot of rain, and it's temperature is fairly constant throughout the year.
First more erosion will occur. Slowly secondary succession will occur and young saplings will emerge, then eventually trees
1. Free nitrogen in the air. 2. Bacteria fixing nitrogen. 8 Decomposers breaking down waste. 9. Bacteria releases nitrogen.
Looking at the diagram on your study guide, what are steps 1, 2, 8, and 9?
nitrogen cycle
234 cm
When a species moves into a new area, it must compete for resources. If the new species cannot find its niche, it will die.
Tropical Rain Forest Biome
TRF= many species, constant temperature, a lot of precipitation. Desert,= few species, extreme temps, and very little precip.
The biome receives a lot of rain, and it's temperature is fairly constant throughout the year.
First more erosion will occur. Slowly secondary succession will occur and young saplings will emerge, then eventually trees
1. Free nitrogen in the air. 2. Bacteria fixing nitrogen. 8 Decomposers breaking down waste. 9. Bacteria releases nitrogen.
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