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Biome Summary

Published on Mar 17, 2016

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TEMPERATE FOREST

  • Our biome is the Temperate Forest.It has many biotic and abiotic components.
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BIOTIC FACTOR

  • Black bears
  • One of the biotic components in the the temperate forest would be black bears.
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  • Biotic factor
  • Mule deer
  • Mule deer are also a biotic factor in the temperate forest.
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  • Biotic factor
  • Porcupine
  • Porcupines are another biotic factor in the temperate forest.
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  • Biotic factors
  • Raccoons
  • Raccoons is another biotic factor in the temperate forest.
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  • Abiotic factor
  • Wind
  • The wind is a abiotic factor in the temperate forest.
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  • Abiotic factor
  • Water
  • Water is another example of a abiotic factor in the temperate forest.
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  • Sun
  • The sun is also a abiotic factor in the temperate forest.
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  • Soil
  • Soil is another abiotic factor in the temperate forest.
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  • Abiotic and biotic factors interact with each other.
  • For example,mule deer interact with the wind for breathing.
  • Another example of an interaction is raccoons depends on water for hydration.
  • Finally,black bears interact with the sun because it needs vitamin D.
Photo by Chris Sgaraglino

Briley Hagewood