Terrestrial Biomes Unit 22 Lesson 3.

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Terrestrial Biomes Unit 22 Lesson 3

TYPES OF ECOSYSTEMS There are three main types of ecosystems: Terrestrial: Jungles, savannas, deserts, grasslands, deciduous forests, coniferous forests, and tundra. Freshwater: Rivers, ponds, and lakes. Marine: Oceans and seas.

TUNDRA Tundra, such as the Arctic, is cold and dark most of the year with a low annual rainfall of about 20 cm. Tundra is defined by the presence of permafrost, frozen soil that only thaws in the summer. Because plant roots can’t penetrate frozen soil, only sedges, grasses, mosses, and lichens can be found growing in a tundra. Aside from migratory animals, there are very few year-round animal residents.

TAIGA Taigas are coniferous forests with an annual rainfall of about 60 cm. Extending across northern Eurasia and North America, conifers and evergreens with needle-like leaves can be seen growing in taigas. Bear, deer, moose, wolves, and mountain lions are animals typically found in coniferous forests.

TEMPERATE DECIDUOUS FOREST Temperate deciduous forests can be found south of taigas in North America, Eastern Asia, and Europe. These forests have moderate temperatures, well-defined seasons, and high annual rainfall of about 75-150 cm. Songbirds, deer, rabbits, foxes, squires, frogs, toads, and lizards can be seen living in temperate deciduous forests.

TROPICAL RAINFOREST Tropical rainforests, sometimes called jungles, can be found near the equator. These forests have a warm climate and an annual rainfall of about 190 cm. Jungles contain the greatest diversity of plants and animals of all terrestrial biomes. Brightly colored insects, monkeys, apes, snakes, tropical birds, and leopards can be found living in jungles.

GRASSLAND Grasslands, also called prairies, mainly contain grasses and few trees. With an annual rainfall of about 50 – 90 cm, grasslands have moderate climates and soil that is well-suited for agriculture. Grazing animals are the most common types of animals seen in grasslands.

SAVANNA Savannas are tropical grasslands with a warm climate and a rainy season. The annual rainfall is about 50 – 127 cm. Savannas often suffer from floods and droughts. Antelope, zebras, lions, wildebeests, hyenas, and elephants reside in savannas.

DESERT Deserts are characterized by a low annual rainfall of about 25 cm. Deserts are subject to strong winds, hot days, and cold nights. Most desert plants are succulents, such as cacti and other water-storing plants. Lizards, snakes, roadrunners, insects, tarantulas, hawks, rodents, and coyotes, are commonly found in deserts.