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The San Andreas fault is a transform fault. This means that two plates slide past each other. This releases energy, often causing earthquakes.

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Illinois Beach State Park, Lake Front Drive, Zion, IL, USA

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Illinois Beach State Park, Lake Front Drive, Zion, IL, USA

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Illinois Beach State Park, Lake Front Drive, Zion, IL, USA

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The Illinois Beach State Park is a product of succession. Primary succession is present in which algae and lichens have eroded the rocks producing sand and soils where grasses and wildflowers grow not far from shore. Deeper into the area bushes and trees that outcompete these plants can be found. Secondary succession is also present.

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India is home to the world‘s largest human population. Still developing, the country is in a transitional phase. With increased health care but a persistent lack of educational and economic opportunities, there is still a high TFR. The country experiences a rapid positive growth rate with a pyramid age structure diagram.

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Because of excess nitrogen and phosphorus present in the Mississippi Delta, eutrophication occurs. The high levels of nutrients cause an algal bloom. When these algae die, high levels of oxygen are used for the process of BOD, leading to decreased dissolved oxygen levels and therefore the death of many other organisms. This can create hypoxic zones, areas with low oxygen, or dead zones, no oxygen.

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According to Island geography, islands smaller in size and farther from the mainland experiences lower levels of species richness and diversity.

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Boreal Forest/Taiga Biome

The taiga biomes are located in high altitudes of the northern hemisphere. Temperatures are typically low with little precipitation, hence the short growing season. The biome is home to many coniferous trees such as pine, spruce, and firs. Animals such as the beaver, brown bear, and wolverine live there.

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Desert Biome

Deserts are located in the midlatitudes of all continents. With low humidity and dry, hot temperatures and almost no precipitation, there is sparse vegetation. Succulents like the saguaro cacti grow here and the biome is inhabited with animals such as the camel, tortoise, and roadrunner.

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Shrubland/Woodland Biome

Shrubland are typically located in the northern hemisphere between 30 and 60 degrees north. The biome has mild winters and hot summers with low levels of precipitation. Typically dry and experiencing droughts, the area is often at risk of wild fires. Because of these conditions, short and sturdy plants like sagebrush typically grow here. Animals like quail and coyotes inhabit the land.

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Savanna/tropical seasonal forest Biome

The Savanna biome is located in the midlatitudes. Experiencing a wet and dry season, the biome has both grassy areas and areas with trees. These trees such as the acacia tree and baobab tree have extensive root systems for water storage. Lions, zebras, elephants, and giraffes are typical animals of this biome.

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Temperate Grassland Biome

Located in high and low altitudes, temperate grasslands host cold winters and hot, dry summers making them susceptible to wild fires. With insufficient precipitation, the area is populated by few trees and lots of grasses. Because of its high soil nutrients, the biome is often used for agricultural purposes to grow crops like wheat and corn. Large mammals like the bison are typically seen roaming as well as other animals like black bears and lizards.

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Temperate Rainforest Biome

Temperate rainforests are located in the midlatitudes (between 30 degrees north and south) and obtain a steady mild temperature. With high levels of precipitation, the biome flourishes with vegetation like redwood trees, moss, and fur as well as animals like elk, moose, and otters. It makes up most of the worlds biodiversity.

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Biome Temperate Deciduous Forest

Temperate seasonal forests host extreme temperatures with high levels of precipitation. Therefore, the biome is home to many deciduous trees such as pine and animals such as the salamander, squirrel and black bear. This biome is typically located in higher altitudes of the northern hemisphere - between 30 and 60 degrees north.

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Tundra has average temperatures below 5 C. This area has soil that is frozen for years without thawing below a couple of inches. No trees can be supported, just low plants. The area has low humidity, like a desert. Tundra is located in high latitudes and some high altitudes, even in tropics.

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Tropical Rainforest Biome
Precipitation occurs frequently, but seasonality is possible. Warmth and rain make plant life and decomposition abundant. Tropical rainforest are located between 20 N and S. They have layers of life (vertically), shallow poor soil, and great diversity.

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Whether you’re visiting a bustling city or chilling out on a beach, prepare for your trip to the Philippines with this eco-friendly guide.