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Terrestrial Biomes Climate Evolution Aquatic Biomes Surprise Me 1pt 1 pt 1 pt 1pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2pt 2pt 2 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4pt 4 pt 4pt 5pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt

Large ecological regions with characteristic types of natural, undisturbed communities are known as

What are biomes

A biome with average annual precipitation less than 10 inches

What is a desert

The primary limiting factor in a tropical rain forest biome

What is soil nutrients

3 Climate conditions of arctic tundra

Freezing temperatures, lack of sunlight, constant high winds

This biome would most likely be found in the zone lying between forest and desert

What is grasslands

The difference between climate and weather

What is climate is the average conditions, weather is what is currently happening

Two most important factors in climate

What is temperature and precipitation

Ozone in the ______ layer is beneficial, whereas ozone in the ______ layer is harmful

What is stratosphere, trophosphere

The rain shadow effect is caused by

What is the drier conditions on the leeward side of a mountain

3 properties of air that create air circulation patterns

What is warm air rises, cool air sinks, warm air hold more water than cool air

Within a population due to competition between individuals, those individuals with an advantage will survive and pass on their genes to the next generation. This is the basis of

What is natural selection

A heritable trait that enables an organism to survive and reproduce better under prevailing environmental conditions

What is an adaptation

The earliest form of life was probably

What is anaerobic prokaryotes

Geographic isolation can lead to these 3 things

What is reproductive isolation, divergence of gene pools, and speciation

Three conditions that are necessary for biological evolution to occur

What is genetic variability within a population, heritable traits and traits that lead to differential reproduction

2 main factors that determine life in aquatic zones

What is salinity and depth (amount of sunlight)

Most photosynthesis in the open sea occurs in this zone

What is euphotic

An aquatic zone with variable temperature and salinity

What is an estuary

Moving water is known as a _______ system

What is lotic

A tuna would be classified as a member of the ______

What is nekton

A change in the genetic composition of a population over successive generations

What is evolution

The process in which one species evolves into a variety of species

What is divergent evolution

Earth’s atmosphere most likely gained oxygen through the evolution of

What is photosynthetic prokaryotic organisms

Nights are cold in the deserts because

Deserts dry air don’t hold moisture and therefore heat

Hydrothermal vents with chemosynthetic organisms would be found in this ocean zone

What is abyssal