How Do We Do Science_Ecosystems Research

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    Ecosystems

    An individual living thingLiving things can. . .- react to stimuli,- reproduce,- grow, and

    - maintain homeostasis.

    , , , , or an .

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    Ecosystems

    A group of populations of different speciesoccupying a particular area, usuallyinteracting with each other and their

    environment.

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    Ecosystems

    Non-Living (abiotic) factors:1) Resources, and2) Conditions

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    Ecosystems

    - soil or substrate (aquatic)

    - minerals- Oxygen (O

    2) and

    Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

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    EcosytemsConditions:A. Climate or WeatherB. Water Quality

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    Ecosystems

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    Ecosystems

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    Ecosystems

    How are the living and non-living parts of anecosystem related?

    Habitat:

    - where something lives- depends on the living and non-living factors

    Living things use the resources. The largerthe population, the more resources they use.

    Everything is connected!

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    1) Pollution2) Population

    3) Resource Use

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    Research

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    What is a biotope?

    A biotope is a type of aquarium that tries toreplicate the conditions of a single ecosystem.

    - Plants- Animals- Water quality- Habitats

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    How will you presentyour research?

    As a ,

    That looks like . . .

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    What Ecosystems are weResearching?

    ---Lake Tanganyika---

    ---Chao Praya River---

    ---SE Asian MangroveEstuary---

    ---Daintree River---

    ---Rio Negro River---

    ---Cenotes Freshwater

    Cave Stream---

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    Biomes

    I. Introduction to BiomesA. What is a biome?1) A group of ecosystems over a large area that havesimilar characteristics2) We will study 11

    - tropical rainforest- temperate rainforest- tropical grassland (savannah)- temperate grassland (prairie/steppe)- temperate deciduous forest- taiga

    - boreal- arctic tundra- alpine tundra- desert- chaparral (Mediterranean)

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    PROJECT

    BIOMES OF THE WORLD

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    Biomes

    B. Important aspects (parts) of biomes:1) climate2) plants3) animals

    II. Biome ClimateA. Weather vs. Climate

    1) Weather day to day condition of earth's

    atmosphere2) Climate year to year measurement of

    a. temperatureb. precipitation (rainfall)

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    BIOMES

    BIOMES

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    BIOMES

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    Biomes

    C. Wind and latitude

    1) Wind goes in cycles

    2) Cycles happen atdifferent latitudes

    3) Different latitudes

    have different biomes

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    D. RAINFALL1) RAINFALL IS DIFFERENT BECAUSE OFWIND CYCLES

    2) RAINFALL IS DIFFERENT BECAUSE

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    2) RAINFALL IS DIFFERENT BECAUSEOF LOCATION

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    Biomes

    E. Altitude affects temperature

    high cold

    low - warm

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    Biomes

    F. Ocean Currents1) Some ocean currents are warm, some are cold2) Ocean currents affect the climate of the land

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    http://www.enchantedlearning.com/biomes/