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Biomes

Biomes Similar climate Similar animals Similar plants

Tropical Rain Forest

Tropical Rain Forest *more species live here than any other biome *Canopy: dense, leafy tops of trees *Understory: 2nd layer of shorter trees/vines

Tropical Rain Forest Hot and wet year round Plants: Broad leaf trees, vines, orchids Animals: monkeys, toucans, butterflies, anacondas

Tropical Rain Forest

Tropical Rain Forest Movie?

Tropical Dry Forest

Tropical Dry Forest Rainfall is seasonal, usually warm Dry season: trees will drop their leaves “Deciduous”: tree that sheds its leaves during a particular season

Tropical Dry Forest Wet and dry seasons Plants: Tall, deciduous trees Animals: Tigers, elephants, rhinos, termites, lizards

Tropical Dry Forest Movie?

Tropical Savanna More rain than a desert, less than tropical dry forest Grasses…. Isolated trees

Tropical Savanna Warm, seasonal rainfall Plants: perennial grasses, drought resistant trees & bushes Animals: lions, leopards, hyenas, giraffes, elephants, zebras, termites

Tropical Savanna

Tropical Savanna Movie?

Desert Annual precipitation < 25 cm./year (10”) Can have extreme temperature variation

Desert Dry Plants: Cacti, succulents Animals: mountain lions, foxes, bats, hawks, ants, rattlesnakes

Desert

Desert Movie?

Temperate Grassland

Temperate Grassland Rich grasses, fertile soil

Temperate Grassland Warm, hot summers; cold winters; moderate precipitation Plants: perennial grasses Animals: coyotes, wolves, grizzly bears, prairie dogs, hawks, snakes, ants, grasshoppers

Temperate Grassland Movie?

Temperate Shrubland Sometimes called “Temperate Woodland” Sometimes called “Chaparral” Semi-arid

Temperate Shrubland Hot, dry summer; cool, moist winter Periodic fires Plants: woody evergreen shrubs, herbs Animals: coyotes, foxes, mountain lions, deer, rabbits, mice, hawks, lizards, snakes, spiders

Temperate Shrubland

Temperate Shrubland

Temperate Shrubland Movie?

Temperate Forest Deciduous & Coniferous trees Coniferous (conifers): seed bearing cones, usually have needle shaped leaves

Temperate Forest 4 seasons Warm summers, cold/moderate winters, year round precipitation Deciduous trees, conifers, flowering shrubs, mosses, ferns Deer, black bears, squirrels, raccoons, songbirds

Temperate Forest

Temperate Forest

Temperate Forest Movie?

Coniferous Forest Mild temperatures

Coniferous Forest Wet winters, spring, autumn Dry summers Plants: Conifers & redwoods Animals: Bears, elk, deer, owls

Coniferous Forest

Coniferous Forest

Coniferous Forest Movie?

Boreal Forest

Boreal Forest Sometimes called the “Taiga”

Boreal Forest Long, cold winters Short, mild summers (the ground will thaw) Moderate precipitation

Boreal Forest Plants: spruce & fir trees (conifers), a few deciduous trees, berry bearing shrubs Animals: moose, lynx, wolves, songbirds

Boreal Forest

Boreal Forest Movie?

Tundra

Tundra Permafrost Top centimeters of soil will thaw in summer

Tundra Strong winds, low precipitation, long/cold/dark winters, permafrost Plants: mosses, lichens, short grasses Animals: caribou, foxes, snowy owl, small rodents

Tundra

Tundra Movie?

Polar Ice Caps Cold year round Mosses & lichens Polar bears, seals, insects (north) Penguins & marine animals (south)

Polar Ice Caps Movie?

Mountains Elevation determines abiotic and biotic factors

Mountains