Studying the Enviroment Deserts Roles of Organisms Chaparral Mixed sec. 1 and 2
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What is Abiotic factors?
Nonliving part of the enviroment
100
What is stems and roots?
Cactuses store water here.
100
What is organisms?
Living things.
100
What is Mule deer or chipmunk?
Herbivores that eat shrubs and grasses.
100
What is climate?
Average yearly rainfall and temperature.
200
What is temperature?
The degrees Fahrenheit outside
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What is huge ears?
Jack Rabbits get rid of body heat by their.
200
What is herbivores?
An organism that eats only plants.
200
What is bobcats?
Coyotes eat.
200
What is Tundra?
A biome that has very cold temperatures and very little rain fall.
300
What is soil?
Plants rely on this for nutrients.
300
What is less than 25 cm.
Average yearly rain fall.
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What is producers?
Organisms that convert energy into food.
300
What is 25 to 43 cm.?
Average yearly rain fall.
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What is temperature in rain fall?
This causes variations in climate.
400
What is biomes?
Large areas made up of many connected land and water ecosystems.
400
What is 45 F?
Average temperature in winter.
400
What is consumers?
Organisms that feed on other organisms to get energy.
400
What is 64 F?
Average temperature in winter.
400
What is Fringe Toes Lizard?
Buries themselves inn loose sand.
500
What is the Mediterranean Sea?
California is at the same latitude as this body of water.
500
What is Kangaroo Rat?
Animal that does not need to drink,but recycles the water from food it drinks.
500
What is decomposers?
Organisms that obtain energy by breaking down dead organisms.
500
What is Chaparral?
A biome has a fairly dry climate but receives only a little more rainfall than the desert.
500
What is fire?
After this, the Chaparral shrubs grow back more quickly than trees do.






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