Biomes

Aquatic life is benefited by the anomalous expansion of water because the water freezes top to bottom, not bottom to top. If it froze bottom to top, then the aquatic life would be pushed up, up, up, towards the surface of the water. Since it goes top to bottom, and the water at the bottom remains at 277K, the Aquatic life can survive there.

The moist riverbank where a fern lives is the fern's habitat. This environment provides the necessary conditions for the fern to thrive, including adequate moisture, shade, and suitable soil. Habitats are crucial for the survival of organisms, as they supply essential resources and support ecological interactions.

The Appalachian Mountains in Maine are part of the larger Appalachian range that stretches from Georgia to Canada. In Maine, the mountains are often referred to as the "Maine Highlands," with notable peaks including Mount Katahdin, which is the highest point in the state. These mountains feature rugged terrain and diverse ecosystems, making them a popular destination for hiking and outdoor activities.

Driving from Alaska to Mexico would take you through a diverse range of biomes, including the tundra of northern Alaska, characterized by its cold temperatures and permafrost. As you travel south, you would transition into the boreal forest (taiga) with its coniferous trees. Further along, the temperate deciduous forest biome would emerge, featuring a variety of tree species that change with the seasons. Finally, as you approach Mexico, you would encounter the arid desert biome and, ultimately, the tropical and subtropical climates found in southern Mexico.

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once the surface runoff has reached a water body if the fertilizer contains nitrogen or phosphorous it can lead to eutrophic conditions in the water that promote algae growth. the algae growth will also be effected by the amount of flushing in the water body, temperature and if the water is stagnant or has ripples/waves.

Two of the endangered species in the Estuary biomes, are the West Indian Manatee, and the Southern Resident Orca.

This depends on where you live. Cacti are native to many places.

Yes, unfortunately Herpes can spread to different spots on your body. Likely places to spread from one to another is the mouth/lips, throat, eyes, and genitals/anus.

It is important if you have a Herpes lesion anywhere on your body to try not to touch it, and if you do, wash your hands before touching another location on your body, especially mucous membranes.

I believe a worm can.

As you walk up a mountain, the biomes change due to altitude and temperature, as well as many other factors. For example, in Northern Arizona the lowest mountain biome is Chapparal, Grasslands, and Desert Scrub. The next highest is Pinyon-Jupiter Woodland. Then the Ponderosa Pine Forest. Then you'd come to a Fir Forest. Up next is Spruce-Fir Forest, then Arctic-Alpine Timberline Zone. The top is an Alpine Tundra biome.

no it is not.

in the forest biome u idiot

Some problems in the fresh water biome are pollution (caused by humans), bacteria (medical problems) and over fishing. Some examples of pollution can be industrial waste, oil leakage or just plain littering.

Mediterranean scrub forest

water from melted ice i guess

the cheetah lives in grass lands.

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yes. deforestation is currently the largest concern for taiga. especially clearcutting, since it leaves large exposed areas of soil. taiga have thin, nutrient-poor soils, as well as a lot of precipitation, so the clearcut area is quickly subject to soil erosion.

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One symbiotic relationship in the tundra is the one between the alga and the fungus. This relationship is known as lichen. The alga is protected by the fungus and the fungus receives food from the alga.

To remember things that happened long ago. In real life, this is often referred to as a memory.

Stick insects are most commonly found in biomes consisting of woodlands and heavy forests. They live in broadleaf trees, tree trunks, shrubs, and bushes, mainly on the foliage.