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Cornell Notes Earth’s Biomes & Ecosystems: Lesson 1 & 2 Name: Learning Target (s): To explain what makes terrestrial biomes different from one another and to describe how aquatic ecosystems flourish Class/Period: Date: Essential Question: What are terrestrial Biomes? What are aquatic ecosystems? Terrestrial Biomes Questions: Engage Your Brain… Write Your Answers Here 3. A biome is a region of _______________ where the ______________ determines the type of _____________ that live there. The types of plants in a biome determine the types of _______________ that live there. 4. Each biome has a unique community of ____________ and ___________. The types of organisms that can live in a biome depends on the biome’s ___________ and other __________, or non-living factors. 1. How are the two biomes to the right different from each other? 2. Which of these biomes to the right get more rain? Provide evidence. 3. What is a Biome? 4. What 3 major aspects make one 1. 2.

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Cornell Notes Earth’s Biomes & Ecosystems: Lesson 1 & 2 Name:Learning Target (s): To explain what makes terrestrial biomes different from one another and to describe how aquatic ecosystems flourish

Class/Period:

Date:

Essential Question: What are terrestrial Biomes? What are aquatic ecosystems?

Terrestrial Biomes Questions:

Engage Your Brain… Write Your Answers Here

3. A biome is a region of _______________ where the ______________ determines the type of _____________ that live there. The types of plants in a biome determine the types of _______________ that live there.

4. Each biome has a unique community of ____________ and ___________. The types of organisms that can live in a biome depends on the biome’s ___________ and other __________, or non-living factors.

Climate –

Other Abiotic Factors –

Plan and Animal Communities – 5. Write Your Answer Here

1. How are the two biomes to the right different from each other?

2. Which of these biomes to the right get more rain? Provide evidence.

3. What is a Biome?

4. What 3 major aspects make one biome different from another? Explain each

5. How are ecosystems related to biomes?

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6. There are _______ major terrestrial biomes. They are ________________, Taiga, _____________________, Desert, ___________________________, Temperate Grassland, ________________________, Tropical Rain Forest

Climate Precipitation

Flora Fauna

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Climate Precipitation

Flora Fauna

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Climate Precipitation

Flora Fauna

6. What are the major terrestrial biomes? Identify the climate, precipitation, flora (flowers) and fauna (animals) in each

7. What is permafrost and where is it found?

8. What is the Taiga also known as?

9. How would you describe the soil layer in the Taiga?

10. How would you describe a coniferous tree?

TUNDRA

TAIGA

DESERT

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Climate Precipitation

Flora Fauna

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Climate Precipitation

Flora Fauna

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Climate Precipitation

Flora Fauna

11. How would you describe the desert soil? How have plants adapted to this condition?

12. The animals in the desert biome are considered to be nocturnal. What does that mean?

13. Where are the tropical grasslands located?

14. Periodic fires sweep through the temperate grasslands? How does this affect the ecosystem?

Note: There are two types of forests distinguished by the types of trees that

TROPICAL GRASSLAND (SAVANNA)

TEMPERATE GRASSLAND

TEMPERATE DECIDUOS FOREST

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grow there. 15.

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Climate Precipitation

Flora Fauna

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An aquatic ecosystem includes any water environment and the community of organisms that live there.21. The three main types of aquatic ecosystems are ____________________, __________________________, ___________________________

22. Freshwater ecosystems can be found in ____________, _____________, ___________. Marine ecosystems are found in ____________

Esturaries exist where ______________ and _____________ meet along coastlines.

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15. Where are temperate forests located?

16. How would you describe the soil of the temperate deciduous forest?

17. What type of trees are found in the temperate rain forest?

18. How would you describe the soil in the temperate rain forest?

19. Where are tropical rain forests located?

20. How would you describe the soil in tropical rain forests?

Aquatic Ecosystems Questions:21. What are the major types of aquatic ecosystems?

TROPICLA RAIN FOREST

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29. Marine ecosystems are __________________ ecosystems. They cover more than __________ percent of Earth’s surface.

Marine ecosystems are found in _______________________________, _______________________________, and ___________________________.

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22. Where can you find each type of aquatic ecosystem?

23. What 7 abiotic factors affect aquatic ecosystems?

24. What are two additional examples of where Freshwater ecosystems can be found that is not mentioned in #22

25. How would you describe lakes and ponds? What type of animals and plant live there?

26. How would you describe wetlands? What types of animals and plants live there?

27. How would you describe rivers and streams? What types of animals and plants live there?

28. What is an estuary? What types of animals and plants live there?

29. Where are examples of marine ecosystems found? Note: This is more specific

30. How would you describe the coastal ocean? What types of

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animals and plants live there?

31.How would you describe the open ocean? What types of animals and plants live there?

32. How would you describe the deep ocean? What types of animals and plants live there?

Overall Lesson Summary