Temperature Typical Fauna (Animals) Biome Precipitation (Rain) Typical Flora (Plants) Plant Animal Picture Adaptations Adaptations Tundra Grasslands Desert

Q: Why do temperatures generally vary less in the Southern Hemisphere than in the Northern Hemisphere?…

A: Temperatures generally vary less in the Southern Hemisphere than in the Northern Hemisphere because…

Q: Genetic diversity is important for evolution and adaptation. O True O False

A: Genetic diversity: The number and variety of species like plants, animals, and other organisms that…

Q: Briefly describe one similarity between the way large lakes and the marine environment are divided…

A: Zonation is the pattern of flora and fauna in a community over a distance. The ecosystems are…

Q: If all four areas in Table 5-1 had identical climate and geology, which one would probably have the…

A: There are four areas A,B,C,D and there are six types of species here U,V,W,X,Y,Z.

Q: Use the diagram below to answer the questions that follows 1) what type of plate boundary occurs at…

A: ANS1. The plate boundary that occurs at X is the mid-ocean ridge or spreading center.  The mid-ocean…

Q: important role of science and technology in the environment sector

A: Technology has had a profound impact on society, the economy, and the environment.

Q: For this assignment you will be building a concept map of a specific biome’s characteristics and the…

A: A biome is a large biological community or ecosystem that contains a variety of living things, such…

Q: Essay about Papua Pew Guineas unique biodiversity and rich ecosystems

A: The objective of this question is to provide an in-depth understanding of the unique biodiversity…

Q: Describe your favorite Biome.  What are its features.  Name 3 places on earth where your favorite…

A: Biome is a vast geographical biotic unit constituting major community of vegetation and animal…

Q: The movement of landmasses that have changed their positions, shapes, and association with other…

A: Evolution is the process of slow and gradual change over a period of time. There are a lot of…

Q: Fill in the blanks. The words in parentheses after each blank represent the choices. ________…

A: Uniformitarianism has included the concept of gradualism that "the present is the key to the past"…

Q: Geoparks Find a Geopark, where the geology is characterized by igneous formations. Give a…

A: In conservative biology, geo parks are defined as an area under protection and sustainability with…

Q: write about impact of global warming on earth

A: Due to pollution , deforestation , illegal human activities , excessive release of green house gases…

Q: Typical Flora (Plants) Biome Temperature Precipitation (Rain) Plant Typical Fauna (Animals) Animal…

A: Biome Temperature Rain Flora Plant Adaptations Fauna Animal Adaptations   Rain forest 67 F to 78 F…

Q: write an essay of 1000 word about possible solution to climate change on the earth

A: Climate change is a long-term global modification of the climate (from decades to millions of…

Q: Hand drawing of a forest ecosystem foodchain

A: Introduction: A food chain is a linear sequence if organisms representing producer to top consumer…

Q: There is an amusement park based on sea life. Its purpose is to get the public interested and caring…

A: The study associated with the living organisms present in the seas and other salty habitats such as…

Q: An organism that is found only in a specific geographic location exotic indigenous endemic native

A: Introduction :-  Different Organisms are present in different geographical and environmental…

Q: Examine the diagrams below. Describe and explain the changes in the groups of species over time. Use…

A: Ecological succession is the phenomenon that is observed in a barren rock or area resulting in the…

Q: Choose the correct statement regarding Climate change Climate change is not a real phenomenon and we…

A: Climate change is the long-term change in the temperature, weather patterns and that mainly leads to…

Q: the insects are resistant to the pesticide. What process is demonstrated by this example? biogenesis…

A: Pesticide resistance refers to a pest population's reduced sensitivity to a pesticide that was…

Q: Patterns of Biodiversity Explanations for why some areas have higher biodiversity include: easy…

A: Question - Patterns of Biodiversity Explanations for why some areas have higher biodiversity…

Q: Which adaptation would most likely be evident in an animal living in the tundra biome? F Large, wide…

A: The given environmental conditions to be faced by the organisms living in the Tundra region are:…

Q: Why do we have high diversity of plants and animal life in tropical rain forest (500 words)

A: Wide trees and land rich herbaceous plant layers in tropical rain forests also have a greater…

Q: Build a concept map of a specific biome’s characteristics and the major adaptations that are found…

A: A biome is a biogeographical unit that consists of a biological community that can just stop…

Q: entify the biome in which this animal lives.           grassland         rain forest         desert…

A: A biome is biogeographical unit that consists of a biological community that has formed in response…

Q: climate

A: Climate changes can act to directly influence species distributions (e.g., drought, floods, wind) as…

Q: Global climate change is largely recognised as resulting from a disruption of the carbon cycle. True…

A: Answer: true

Q: The four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter for animals like feral cats, coyotes and more…

A: Seasons play a very important role in the growth of not only plants but also animals. Animals are…

Q: Mexico Canada Alaska California What biomes do they have each? Like types of environment. I thought…

A: Biomes of  Mexico:- Neotropical Canada:- Tundra, Desert, Grassland, Forest Alaska:- Tundra…

Q: word definition example biodiversity resilience fluctuation Coral bleaching Ocean Acidification…

A: The given words are biodiversity, resilience, fluctuation, coral bleaching , ocean Acidification,…

Q: which climate related factors shape biomes and how might they affect which organisms live in a…

A: ANSWER;- Climate includes temperature and precipitation, and it decides the developing season and…

Q: What evidence did Lord Kelvin and Charles Darwin each use to support their conclusions about the age…

A: Kelvin evidence:- Based on the time required for an initially uniform and hot thermal structure to…

Q: Explain more about Oceanic Biomes like a presentation

A: The ocean is the largest biome on the planet. It takes up 70% of the planet's surface. The water is…

Q: Part 1. Stratigraphic Dating: A Café Scene Relative dating methods establish the date of something…

A: Let's delve deeper into the scenario using the Law of Superposition to determine the relative age of…

Q: Question 10 Reptiles are not common in tropical rain forests temperate rain forests hot desert…

A: Reptiles are air-breathing vertebrates with skin made of scales, bony plates, or a combination of…

Q: One argument for the existence of the Anthropocene era is that O the carbon cycle is relatively…

A: Anthropocene era is the geologic time in the history of earth. This is relatively the most recent…

Q: Select all the ABIOTIC (non-living) factors that would INCREASE biodiversity across a region (eg…

A: Abiotic factors are non-living things that impact an ecosystem. Temperature, light, water, altitude…

Q: my Organism Place a that identifies the organism on the table based on the food web Terrestrial…

A: There are few important points to know : As we know that autotrophs are producer as they make their…

Q: Figure 5 illustrates the distribution of fossils in undisturbed layers of silt at the bottom of the…

A: Fossils are the remnants of the living organisms that lived in past.  The parts of organisms like…

Q: Typical Flora (Plants) Typical Fauna (Animals) Biome Temperature Picture Precipitation (Rain) Plant…

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Q: Which of the following is an example of a proxy record of past c ) the instrumental temperature…

A: Keeping climate records of temperature, humidity, precipitation, and other things have been…

Microbes

Microbes are microscopic living organisms that can only be detected with the help of specialized laboratory equipment called a microscope. These living organisms are so small that they are not visible to the naked eye.