Biomes by Mack, Sherry

Biomes: The Big Picture

smack13 — 2025-01-21 18:25:56 UTC

What causes these biomes?
What patterns do you see when you look at a biome map?
Why is biodiversity important within biomes?
What is the human impact on biomes?

2025-01-21 18:59:22 UTC

1 - How far or close they are to the equator AND weather patterns.

2 - I see warmer biomes end up closer to the equator, and colder biomes near the poles

3 - I think Biodiversity is important because it helps biomes be what they now are

4 - Humans are able to help and harm biomes in multiple ways, they can cut down the biomes, pollute them, or have different ways. They can also help plant forests, protect animals near extinction, and other ways to help them too

1) the tilt of earth on its axis, the climate of the area, and distance from the equator. 2) it gets colder the farther away from the equator and warmer closer to the equator. 3) it makes the biomes have different species of animals and have different adaptations to help them 4) the humans can cut down trees and make man made lakes and other things which makes changes to biomes

2025-01-21 18:59:26 UTC

2025-01-21 19:00:38 UTC

1. I think that temperature is a big role in the different climates but also the types of plants that live there

2. The colder the climate is the more northern it is

The plants help feed herbivores that help feed carnivores so the ecosystem thrives
Global warming can impact climates by making it hotter and disturbing the ecosystem

Question Answers (Aldana G.)

2025-01-21 19:00:48 UTC

The placement of the locations.
The polar areas are on the north and south poles, and the warmer areas are in the middle.
So that there is a proper food chain, and population and growth of things can be regulated.
Humans can impact biomes by cutting trees down and moving animals out of their respected biomes, etc. But they can also do good for the biomes by making sure there is a balance of organisms in the biomes, and taking care of their environment.

Assignment

2025-01-21 19:01:04 UTC

Different weather conditions 2. There are rows of the same colors in parts of the map 3. So living conditions can be different in parts of the world for specific animals and different population. 4. Humans live in different parts of biomes and use it's resources to provide for themselves and others.

Marco

2025-01-21 19:01:57 UTC

1.Where its located and what animals live in it.

2.The pattern I see that when it closer around the equator its a hotter biome when its further its a colder one.

3.So it does not seem that they are all the same.

How it looks, How it smells, how the animals act, and if its harmed or not.

Answers 🪳🪳🪳

2025-01-21 19:02:02 UTC

The biomes are caused by climate and precipitation. This is what categorizes a biome from the others.
The same biomes wrap around the earth. Some continents share the same biomes in the same latitudes.
If there was only one species in a biome, it wouldn't be a biome. Biomes need different species to BE a biome.
One example of the human impact on biomes is the deciduous forests. Humans have cut so many acres and miles of these lovely biomes down. This destroys the organisms living in the area's homes and it kills animals and plants.

2025-01-21 19:02:16 UTC

It is determined by temperature, rainfall , location , and plants.

you can see different colors and areas that show where various ecosystems are located.

Biodiversity is crucial within biomes because it helps maintain the balance of ecosystems.

Human activities have a big impact on biomes, which are large areas with similar plants and animals. Things like cutting down forests for farming or building cities destroy habitats where animals live.

2025-01-21 19:02:29 UTC

#1 I believe that the temperature and weather as well as how much sunlight it receive.#2 The colors are almost the same when they are the same latitude.#3 There are many plants and animals that help each other survive and less plants means less animals can survive in that region.#4 In some cases humans can have a positive impact and help the plants and animals grow, however there can be bad impacts like deforestation or hunting different species.

My Answers :0

2025-01-21 19:02:31 UTC

1. Temperature and location is a big cause for why biomes are so different. Temperature affect what can grow in an area and what animals can live in the location. The plants that are able to produce in a location determines what animals and creatures can live in a biome.

2. Up north tends to have colder biomes like tundras and taigas. Near the equator, rainforests and deserts are more common due to the direct sunlight that reflects there.

3. Biodiversity plays a big role in the web chain and system in the bio. Without a variety of creatures keeping other animals and plants in check, a biome will fall under. For example, if many prey and food sources for predators didn't exist, the upper portion of the food chain will go hungry and may die, causing an overpopulation of the lower food chain.

4. Humans play a big role in ecosystems as we have the power to destroy food and home sources such as trees and shrubs for our own use. If animals don't have enough homes to rest it, predators may eat the easy catch and cause an overpopulation in the upper food chain and an underpopulation in the lower food chain. 🏹🗡️

2025-01-21 19:03:27 UTC

1. What causes the biomes is where it is located and the climate. 2. The colder biomes are closer to the poles and the hotter biomes are closer to the equator. 3. Different animals and plants could impact a biomes in different ways. 4. Humans could cause deforestation or global warming which could take many animals homes.

2025-01-21 19:04:18 UTC

1. I think fronts and plants are important for biomes to form. 2. I can see that most cold biomes are near the north pole, and warm biomes are near the equator. 3. Biodiversity is important because more prey for predators can keep animal populations stable. 4. Some human impacts, such as deforestation and construction, can negatively impact biomes.

1. I think that the weather and plants play a large role 2. I see that like the coldest is at the top then it slowly gets warmer 3. It is important because it shows like what animals can live there and what they need to adapt to so they can survive in their biome 4. Humans are cutting down trees and that might affect the biome by having less plants to survive

2025-01-21 19:04:28 UTC

Biomes answer

2025-01-21 19:04:36 UTC

1. I think temperature, climate, and the Earth's shape can cause these biomes 2. Near the equator, there are topical rainforests and the further from the equator, the colder. If you look at the top, there are tundras which has cool temperatures. 3. If there were only 1 species the food chain wouldn't be proper and that only species would die out. 4. If humans were to cut down trees, lots of species that live in that biome would die out or go endangered.

Ethan

2025-01-21 19:06:07 UTC

1. The temperature and its location on Earth, the distance from the equator and weather. 2. It gets colder when you move farther north or south of the equator. 3. In each biome there are different animals and have different adaptation due to their type of biome. 4. People can make shelter or paper using trees. Also people can harm the environment in multiple ways.

1. I think the climate, the plants, and the animals in that area classify what a biome is.

2025-01-21 19:06:12 UTC

I think the climate is what classifies certain biomes.
I see that the warmer biomes are closer to the equator.
I think biodiversity is important because if there was only one type of animal in a place they would run out of food and over populate.
Humans can impact biomes in a negative and a positive way.

2025-01-21 19:07:05 UTC

1. Depending on how much sunlight an area gets and the type of weather is in an area, depends on what types of plants grow there and what animals can live there. 2. I notice that the biomes kind of go from coldest to warmest. The top of the map being the coldest biomes, and the bottom being the warmest. I also notice that one type of biome is generally in the same area. Like for example, temperate rainforests aren't scattered among the map. They are all generally in the same area. 3. Without biodiversity, all of the animals would be eating practically the same thing, causing their food supply to run out quicker, which will eventually lead to more and more living things to die quicker. 4. Humans usually cut down trees or hunt for animals in these biomes, this removes some options for homes for the animals. Some animals that depend on the animals we hunt might eventually start having to find another option for food.

2025-01-21 19:07:11 UTC

1. The climate is what classifies there biome mostly along with plants and animals.

The closer they are to the equator the more closer they are to the beginning of the rainbow the warmer and the farther the colder.

3. It is important because it is what keeps the biomes more in balance because it one biome merges than there would be to many predators and not enough prey.

4. Humans help and make things harder like cutting down trees and using pesticides but we help by giving them some food and little homes.

answers ! >3<

2025-01-21 19:07:16 UTC

1. The amount of sun that reaches them has some impact on the reason they are different. The ones farther from the equator (the center of the earth ) are much colder than ones at the equator. The equator has an abundance of sun rays, so it's reasonable why it's so much warmer there.

I see that the biomes with less precipitation, colder weather, and have little biodiversity are at the top and bottom. While the the ones with lush rainforests, warmer temperatures and have lots of biodiversity.
Biodiversity is important because of the amount of species in the world. It even shows the difference and adaptations of other species and how they adapted.
Most of the time, humans destroy biomes because of pollution and waste. It can really hurt the environment, so we need to learn how to take care of biomes properly based on what they need.

2025-01-21 19:08:09 UTC

Climate plays a role on biomes
Tropical places are close to the equator
Animals Effect boimes
Because humans cut forests down

Biomes

2025-01-21 19:08:11 UTC

The amount of precipitation and the temperature and where it is located on the planet.
A pattern I see is that where ever a forest is if you look next to it there is a desert or a woodland.
Without biodiversity we may not have so many different types and plants and animals.
We impact biome with what we use in our everyday life because so things like smoke can make the atmosphere warmer and cause things like global warming and when we cut down to much wood in one place we can cause deforestation and that is a real problem that can take away the homes of animals.

1. I think that the climate and location causes these biomes.

2025-01-21 19:08:19 UTC

I see that there are many places with the same biome, but in different places in the world.
I think it's important because some animals can't survive with the others that eat them.
We are polluting the earth which is in turn hurting the biomes we live in.

Kinsley

2025-01-21 19:09:17 UTC

1 by the tilt of the earths axis and closer it is to the equator but the farther away it is its cooler.2 the warmer lands are closer to the equator and the cooler lands are not as close to the equator. 3 different plants matter because the plants have different parts to play to also help with many animals. 4 many people can help the biomes but they can also cause harm in many ways.

2025-01-21 19:09:33 UTC

I think it's because of the various geographical features and temperature in an area. 2. I notice that most biomes are mostly around 1 big area and not just scattered everywhere. 3. I think it helps support life on earth. 4. I think that humans impact biomes from pollution and building in a new area with a-lot of animals.

1. The weather can make it dry wet etc. 2. The biomes are lined up around the same area around the world. 3. If a polar bear lived in the desert it would most likely die in the first week because it needs thick hair to survive in the poles but it would over heat in the desert. 4. They can cut trees, litter and damage the biome.

2025-01-21 19:12:09 UTC

Fix on number 3

2025-01-21 19:16:54 UTC

Animals effect biomes by eating trees which destroys the forest