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chapter 4(module 12 +13)

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A geographic region categorized by particular combination of average annual temp, precipitation and plant growth. (on land)

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Terrestrial biome

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characterized by particular combination of salinity, depth and water flow.

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Aquatic biome

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displays monthly temp and precipitation values. helps to determine a biomes values.

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climate diagrams

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cold and treeless biome with low growing vegetation.

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tundra

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an impermeable, permanently frozen layer of soil. Is in tundra biome.

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permafrost

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biome prevailing at 30N and 30S, with hot temperatures, extremely dry conditions and sparse vegetation. cacti, euphorbs and succulents are well adapted to these biomes.

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subtropical desert

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biome marked by warm temperatures and distinct in wet and dry seasons.

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Tropical seasonal forest/Savanna

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warm and wet biome found between 20N and 20S. has little seasonal temperature change and high precipitation.

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Tropical rainforest

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biome characterized by cold, harsh winters and hot dry summers. lowest annual precipitation of any temperate biome.

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Temperate grassland/cold desert

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biome characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters and is equipped to forest fires

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Woodland/Shrubland

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biome with warm summers and cold winters with over 1m of precipitation annually

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temperate seasonal forest biome

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a coastal biome typified by moderate temperature and high precipitation

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temperate rainforest

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a forest biome made up primarily of coniferous evergreen trees that can tolerate cold winters and short growing seasons. located in 50-60N. (Europe, Russia, and North America)

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Boreal forest

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deep ocean water, located away from the shoreline where sunlight cannot reach the ocean bottom.

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open ocean

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upper layer of ocean water that receives enough sunlight for photosynthesis.

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photic zone

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deeper layer of ocean water that lacks enough sunlight for photosynthesis.

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Aphotic zone

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process used by some bacteria in ocean to generate energy from methane and hydrogen sulfide.

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chemosynthesis

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most diverse marine biome on earth. found in shallow warm waters beyond the shoreline.

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coral reef

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phenomenon in which algae inside corals die causing them to turn white.

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coral bleaching

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narrow band of coastline between the levels of high tide and low tide.

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intertidal zone

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swap that occurs in tropical and subtropical coasts. contains salt tolerant trees submerged in waters. these trees help protect the coastlines from erosion and damage.

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mangrove swamp

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marsh containing nonwoody emergent vegetation. found along the coast in temperate biomes. one of the most productive biomes in world.

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salt marsh

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aquatic biome that is submerged or saturated by water for at least part of each year.

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freshwater wetlands

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lake with low level productivity

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oligotrophic