world unit 3 notes.notebook february 18, 2013

world unit 3 notes.notebook

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dioxide and the sun’s energy.


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insect eater

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Food web is a more realistic picture of an ecosystem.


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quaternary trophic level


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Thick bark, Conical shape and Dense growing which blocks sun.

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The“climax vegetation” in the Tundra is grasses, shrubs and low plants with Shallow roots and

page 102. It is found only in the northern hemisphere and is located north of the Boreal forest


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- Migration in for the summer season and out for the winter season is a common strategy for


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maple which lose leaves in summer


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year.

(say photo-sin-th-essis

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There are four seasons in this biome, with warm summers and cold, often


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The 3rd layer, or understorey


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wiped out.

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with Buttress roots


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arrow frogs


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occasional tree to rest on or nest in. Animals don't sweat to lose body heat, so they lose it


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tropical rain forest, Temperate forest, Coniferous forest, shrubby tundra and then polar ice cap.

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Soil Formation

Soils are a blend of inorganic materials that result from weathering. As well, organic matter

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- little plant life for humus

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erosion.

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