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Biomes
A geographic area characterized by its climate, plant life and ecological community.
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What was the Megalosaurus' habitat?
England, North America and the African continent have yielded the often re-classified remains of this bipedal theropod, believed to be a carnivore.
The answer is still under debate.
What Herbivores live in the coniferous forest?
There are many herbavores who live in the coniferous forest, one examples is a deer, who also live in evergreen forests, another examples is a rabbit, and another is a squirrel.
What is a living factor of an ecosystem?
Is a biological environment consisting of all the organisms
living in a particular area.
How many species can make up a population?
many species because you need a variety of species to make up a population.
What is the value of a coral reef?
- Coral reefs are important for many different reasons aside from supposedly containing the most diverse ecosystems on the planet. Examples: They protect coastlines from the damaging effects of wave action and tropical storms. provide habitats and shelter for many marine organisms.
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What are the characteristics of the tropical rain forest?
Species diversity - The tropics do not contain the largest plants, or even necessarily the most unusual plants, but they do contain a greater number of different kinds of plants than all the other areas of the world put together! The contrasting figures for tropical animals, especially insects, are even greater. Among this great diversity are plants that have medicinal potential that could benefit many people.
Structure - The tropical rainforest is composed of three layers: the canopy, the understory, and the forest floor. The canopy is formed from the large trees whose crowns form a tight, continuous layer above the ground. The canopy is home to 90% of organisms found in the rainforest! In the wild, most animals spend their entire lives in the canopy, never touching the ground. The understory tends to be dark and relatively open, and contains smaller trees and shrubs. The forest floor receives only what little sunlight escapes through both the canopy and the understory, so not many plants grow here. The ones that do are well adapted to a very low level of light.
Soil - Many tropical rainforest soils are very poor and infertile. Millions of years of weathering have washed most of the nutrients out of the soil. Despite the amount of vegetation in the rainforest, the soil contains less organic matter than that of temperate forests, because the warm humid conditions encourage faster decay and recycling of nutrients back into living forest.
The taiga forest are mostly the forests of the arctic circle. The ever green forests of Canada and Siberia are examples of this biome.
What is the Average temperature of alpine biome?
The Alpine biome, also known as Montane grasslands and shrublands, is located at a high altitude. "The Alpine biome is one of the coldest biomes in the world." according to Grace Murphy. The temperature during the Summer there is around -12 degrees Celsius to 10 degrees Celsius.
What is relation between mathematics and geography?
Linear Analysis is a technique used in statistics to determine the constant relationship between two variables.
What are the animals in the boreal forest?
Moose, beaver, red squirrel, gray wolf, woodland caribou, black bear, great gray owl, otter
What is the baobab tree niche?
The baobab tree is often found in desert and dry areas. They can be found throughout the Sahara, as well as in India.
No, a tree would need sunlight. Sunlight wouldn't get past your throught.
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Coniferous. These are evergreen trees and deciduous trees loose there leaves as the air temperature and ground temp changes. Evergreen trees withstand all of the changes in air and ground temp, there fore a harsher climate.
Why is the rocky desert so empty of vegetation?
There is very little soil for plants to establish themselves in a rocky desert. Rocky desert where sand and stone were washed or blown away. This is usually associated with very hilly or mountainous terrain exposing very hard rocky material.
