BIOME-1-TUNDRATAIGA-DECIDUOUS-FOREST

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Integrated Science 1 Patterns of Life on Land

Tundra, Taiga, Deciduous Forest


Name: ____________________________________________________________ Section: ___EMERALD____ Date: __________________________

I. Life of the organisms in these biomes are directly affected by physical factors or abiotic factors. Written on the first
column are abiotic factors. Write how these abiotic factors characterize the identified biome per table. The first one is
given as an example.
BIOME: TUNDRA
ABIOTIC FACTORS DESCRIPTION
1. SOIL Presence of permafrost or permanently frozen soil

2. TEMPERATURE

3. PRECIPITATION

BIOME: TAIGA
ABIOTIC FACTORS DESCRIPTION
1. SOIL acidic, mineral- poor, and has a layer of partly decomposed conifer
needles at the surface.

2. TEMPERATURE

3. PRECIPITATION

BIOME: DECIDUOUS FOREST


ABIOTIC FACTORS DESCRIPTION
1. SOIL fertile type of soil that forms in the forested region.

2. TEMPERATURE

3. PRECIPITATION

II. How do plants and animals survive in these biomes? Complete the table below to answer the question.
BIOME: TUNDRA
NAME OF ADAPTATION/S BENEFIT/S OR REASON/S FOR
PLANTS ADAPTATION
CUSHION
PLANT

ARCTIC
WILLOW

NAME OF ADAPTATION/S BENEFIT/S OR REASON/S FOR


ANIMALS ADAPTATION
ARCTIC FOX

POLAR BEAR
SNOWY OWL

BIOME: TAIGA
NAME OF ADAPTATION/S BENEFIT/S OR REASON/S FOR
PLANTS ADAPTATION
CONIFERS

SPHAGNUM
MOSS

NAME OF ADAPTATION/S BENEFIT/S OR REASON/S FOR


ANIMALS ADAPTATION
ERMINE

CARIBOU

GRIZZLY BEAR

BIOME: DECIDUOUS FOREST


NAME OF ADAPTATION/S BENEFIT/S OR REASON/S FOR
PLANTS ADAPTATION
DECIDUOUS
TREES

NAME OF ADAPTATION/S BENEFIT/S OR REASON/S FOR


ANIMALS ADAPTATION
SQUIRRELS

BIRDS

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