Biomes

In a biome, the availability of water is crucial for supporting the various plant and animal species that live there. The amount of rainfall, groundwater sources, and proximity to bodies of water like rivers or lakes all influence the water availability in a biome. Different biomes have varying adaptations to deal with water scarcity or abundance, such as succulent plants in deserts or specialized root systems in rainforests.

Abiotic factors that can affect aquatic biomes include temperature, light availability, water pH, dissolved oxygen levels, and nutrient availability. These factors play a crucial role in determining the types of organisms that can survive in different aquatic environments.

Many tundra species can be found at high elevations in the mountains of the northern hemisphere. This is called alpine tundra. There is also tundra that occurs at lower elevations in the Arctic and some parts of the Antarctic. This is called Arctic and Antarctic tundra. Tundra is the coldest biome with the soil being frozen and unable to support trees.

Coniferous forests are located in the Northern Hemisphere and Europe and Asia. Also in the USA, Norway, and Canada.

Lots of places. Usually a colder or temperate climate, and at higher altitude. Canada, Norway, USA ... all over

In between polar and temperate climate

Temperate Deciduous Forest

Grassland

Tundra

Taiga

Desert

Savanna

Tropical Rainforest

This is a great website if you need to know about each of the biomes:

http://www.deyabowersbiomes.zoomshare.com/

70% Marine, 19% Desert, 17% Boreal Forest, 13% Tropical Rain Forest, 13% Temperate Grassland, 11% Tundra, 10% Savanna, 8% Temperate Forest, 6% Mountains, 3% Scrub. This Chart only shows the 30% Land Biomes. http://web.rollins.edu/~jsiry/Biophysical.html

Light intensity in grasslands can vary depending on factors such as time of day, weather conditions, and presence of trees or other obstacles that may block sunlight. Generally, grasslands receive moderate to high light intensity due to their open landscape and absence of dense tree canopies.

Earth's coldest biome is called the tundra.

water is a universal solvent because it can disolve both bases and acids.

solvent disolves

solutes are disolved

Natural occurrences such as lakes are among the things that can influence a biome. For example, a lake or stream within a freshwater biome may not flow and take centuries to flush or clear. As a result, the stream could accumulate and store various nutrients within its body.

The taiga biome is characterized by cold temperatures, coniferous forests, and a short growing season. It has long, cold winters and short, moist summers. This biome is home to a variety of wildlife, such as bears, wolves, and moose.

because we need to. what if you were hit with nuclear weapons? what if you had no water?

It's mostly because that the desert is very interesting. A lot of scientists would probably love to be able to study the different plants and animals of the desert.

The science class created a biome to research and study. A biome is a community of flora and fauna in a certain habitat.

Elevation in freshwater biomes affects temperature, oxygen levels, and nutrient availability. Higher elevations typically have colder temperatures, lower oxygen levels, and fewer nutrients, which can impact the types of organisms that can survive in these environments. Different elevations can create a variety of habitats within freshwater biomes, leading to unique ecosystems and species diversity.

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The marine biome is the most stable and largest biome. It covers about 70% of the Earth's surface and experiences relatively small temperature fluctuations compared to other biomes. The high thermal inertia of water helps maintain stable temperatures, making it a more constant environment for marine life.

Examples of biomes include tropical rainforest, desert, grassland, temperate forest, boreal forest, tundra, and freshwater ecosystems like lakes and rivers.

The tropical rainforest is a biome characterized by high levels of rainfall, year-round warmth, and diverse plant and animal species.

Hair is biotic factor because even though it may seem dead it is still a living factor on your body.

The second biome that gets the most rain after rainforests is the tropical monsoon biome. These biomes experience heavy rainfall due to seasonal monsoons, typically receiving around 60-80 inches of rain annually. Other biomes with high levels of rainfall include cloud forests and temperate rainforests.

Freshwater biomes are located in countries around the world, including places like Canada, the United States, Brazil, Russia, China, Australia, and many others. These biomes can be found in rivers, lakes, ponds, wetlands, and streams in various regions of the world.

Hawaii has 300,000 acres of coral reefs. Papahānaumokuākea is a protected reef on the northwestern islands. Puako Reef is another one. Hanauma Bay near Koko Head is another one.


https://www.pacificwhale.org/documentSetting/UserFiles/File/coral_reef_guide.pdf
http://www.coris.noaa.gov/activities/habitat_assessment/hawaii.pdf

i say rats would be able to live in some environments just as long as they have food and water so that they could survive. did you know that a rat can survive longer without food and water than a camel