DOS for Biomes What is a biome?

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DOS for Biomes What is a biome? What is a tundra and what kind of life exists there? What is a taiga and what kind of life exists there? What is a temperate deciduous forest and what kind of life exits there?

5. Which zone of the rainforest is made up of shorter plants that need shade, insects, reptiles, and amphibians? (P.107) 6. Which biome is being described below? Driest biome on earth that supports little plant life. 7. What is a temperate rain forest and what kind of life exists there? 8. Identify the biggest climatic difference between a temperate rain forest and a tropical rain forest.

9. What are the different types of grasslands? (P.109) 10. Identify the similarities and differences between a lake and a stream? (P.111-112) 11.Describe the 2 different life zones that divide the ocean. (P. 115)

12. Where are wetlands found? (P.113) 13. Why are estuaries more fertile than other aquatic ecosystems? (P.116-117) 14. What are the two most important climatic factors that affect life in an area? (P.102)