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Warm Up 3/3 Write the question and correct answer. The state of Texas can be divided into geographically similar areas defined by climate and animal and plant species that stay relatively within the same area. These large geographical sections of land are called? A.counties B.substates C.biomes D.ecoregions Open NetSchool You live in Tarrant COUNTY

Warm Up 3/2 Write the question and correct answer. You do NOT need to draw the picture. The image above shows that A.Biotic factors do not differ in various habitats B.Deserts can only exist in tropical climates C.Abiotic factors affect the biotic factors of biomes D.Abiotic factors do not impact biotic factors

There will not be a specific picture to draw. You can pick what picture you use. It should show features or organisms characteristic of this type of environment. Terrestrial Biomes - Outside of Flap Name of Biome Picture Name of Biome Picture Example Terrestrial Biomes 1. 2.

Distinguishing characteristics: Climate: -Temperature: -Precipitation: Plants: -Types: -Adaptations Animals: -Types: -Adaptations Distinguishing characteristics: Climate: -Temperature: -Precipitation: Plants: -Types: -Adaptations Animals: -Types: -Adaptations Land Biomes - Inside of Flap Example

Aquatic (Water) Biomes - Inside of Foldable Freshwater Marine Estuary List these 4, then READ (not write) what they mean Copy this on the inside flap of the corresponding aquatic biomes. Write the name of the biome in the margin

March 3 rd Biomes Foldable (Day 2 of 3) – Complete the remaining 4 terrestrial biomes: Temperate Forest – Grassland – Desert – Tropical Rain Forest – Friday we will complete the 3 aquatic biomes: Freshwater and Marine **Homework if not finished with 6 total Biomes This will be checked for completion (aka 100% complete) and recorded as a Formative Grade on Monday 3/7 th