Biomes Review

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What would happen if a forest fire destroyed a community?

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A new community of vegetation will establish, that is similar to the original.

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Biotic factor affecting life in an aquatic biome: pollutants in the water, speed of water currents, temperature of the water, bacteria populations of the water.

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bacteria populations of the water

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Abiotic factors affecting an aquatic biome?

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amount of sunlight and amount of dissolved substances in the water

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What are some factors that could affect an ecosystem's stability?

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droughts, floods, and heat waves

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abiotic

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non living

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Biotic

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living

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Best example of the relationship between abiotic and biotic factors: Salmon eating an insect, Flowers as food for a bee, Water currents carrying leaves, Amount of light for plants.

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Flowers as food for a bee.

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Using the diagram shown, what would happen in this ecosystem after a secondary succession event like a fire?

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annual plants would be among the first to grow

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Gases such as nitrogen and oxygen are examples of which of the following:

biotic factor

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abiotic factor

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renewable energy

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endangered factor

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abiotic factor

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Using the chart, which information belongs in areas x and y?

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X- biotic factors; Y-abiotic factors

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