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Animal Adaptation
There are two types of categories.
Behavioral and Physical.
Physical is like hooves on a deer for hard ground.
Behavioral traits is it's instincts to help it survive. What it's born with. (Geese fly north)
There are many adaptations that animals face. Like some fish are freshwater or saltwater.
Photo by
James Marvin Phelps
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PLANT ADAPTATIONS
There are many different trees/forests.
For example, there are Evergreen trees and a deciduous forest.
To identify these, you would need a dichotomous key.
In order to use this key, for instance evergreen trees have sap on them. So continue to 1b
So you keep going down the list if that tree/plant/forest has any of those features, and stop if they don't.
Photo by
UNDP in Europe and Central Asia
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SUCCESSION
There are two types of succession.
The first one is Primary Succession. Primary succession is when land is formed naturally. (Volcano)
The second one is Secondary Succession. Secondary succession is when a series of changes in an ecosystem
(Land slides, wild fires)
Photo by
Ervins Strauhmanis
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DECOMPOSITION AND THE NITROGEN CYCLE
Decomposition is like the nitrogen cycle because, they both have steps in order to start over again.
The importance of nitrogen in living things is that is produces protein for animals and people.
Decomposition is when decomposers break down dead plants and animals into soil.
Nitrogen can be cleaned by lightning and waste
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KoiQuestion
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Photosynthesis/Respiration
photosynthesis is a cycle for plants that they make glucose (energy)
Plants need sunlight, water and carbon dioxide during this process.
Oxygen also plays a key role in both.
The Mitochondria is where respiration starts.
Photo by
Duncan Rawlinson. Duncan.co
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EROSION
Erosion is the process of breaking down rocks.
It happens by weathering.
The examples are wind and rain.
Erosion is the process of soil and rock are removed from the earths surface
One type of erosion is the Grand Canyon.
Photo by
Dr. RawheaD
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TROPISM
Tropism is an orientation of an organism to an external stimulus.
Like light, especially by growth rather than by movement.
It's like a plant that grows upward towards the light/sunlight
It is also the growth movement a loving organism has forward an external stimulus
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Luke,Ma
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TROPHISM
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TROPISM
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PLANT ADAPTATIONS
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TROPISM
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TROPISM
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DECOMPISITON.
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DECOMPISTION
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LICHENS AND MOSSES
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LICHENS AND MOSSES
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ANIMAL ADAPTATIONS
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