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Tropical Rainforests Learning Objectives: Friday, 09 November 2018 Tropical Rainforests Learning Objectives: 1. To be able to describe the physical characteristics of the TRF. 2. To appreciate the interdependence of the components of the TRF. Biodiversity is so high due to the high amount of sunlight and water available allowing for excellent growing conditions for plants (photosynthesis) which then provide a vast food supply for the rest of the food chain.

Key ideas about TRF. Found in a broad band through the tropics, close to the Equator. Characterised by high rainfall (over 2,000mm per year) and high temperatures (average 27°C). Soils are infertile due to leaching. Have enormous biodiversity – home to half the world’s species. Animals and plants have adapted and are part of this fragile ecosystem which is easily affected by small changes.

LOCATION OF RAINFORESTS You need to add the correct rainforest name to the red dots above. Amazon Rainforest, Congo Rainforest, Borneo Rainforest, Madagascar Rainforest, Queensland’s Tropical Rainforests, Ecuador’s Cloud forest, Monteverde Rainforest,, Sinharajin Forest, Sumatra’s Rainforest

What is the climate like in the Rainforest?

Location of Manaus

Drawing a climate graph… Month Temp © Rainfall (mm) Jan 31 249 Feb 231 Mar 262 April 221 May 170 Jun 84 July 32 58 Aug 33 38 Sept 46 Oct 107 Nov 142 Dec 203

Climate graph for Manaus

Why is the temperature always high?

Why is the rainfall always so high?

EXAM ALERT!! You Will Need To Know This. Lets go outside to get it into our heads!!

No flowers to save energy Homework Task: Design a ‘new’ plant or animal that would be able to survive in the rainforest. Label and explain the adaptations. Your partner will have to work out which layer the plant or animal belongs to and will peer mark your work.. No flowers to save energy Green to trap light

Lesson 2 – The Structure of the TRF Watch the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEsV5rqbVNQ Make notes on the layers of the TRF – there are 4 key layers.

Your task: Draw a cross section of the TRF to show the layers, and add the nutrient cycle to one side.