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Biosphere Exam Study Guide PreAP Textbook: p.572-588,634-642 Handouts: Vocabulary Terms Biomes Map Activity Class Notes: Biomes Chart Biomes Flag Activity Biosphere Guided Reading Class Notes: Habitats, Sustainability, and Succession Succession Guided Reading 17-4 Review and Reinforce Biosphere Unit Concept Map Concepts: 1. Identify the limiting factors that determine the type of life found in biomes and water ecosystems. 2. Be able to identify the characteristics of each biome/water ecosystem: climate, animal life, plant life, plant and animal adaptations. 3. Be able to identify the location of a biome on a world map. 4. Identify the life zones of the ocean and describe the life found in each zone. 5. Be able to interpret climatograms. 6. Define and describe the types of habitats in ecosystems and how they are characterized by size and biodiversity. 7. Define and describe the role of biodiversity in sustaining healthy ecosystems and give examples of how it is disrupted through human activity or nature. 8. Calculate the Biodiversity Index. 9. Identify and describe the process of primary and secondary succession in ecosystems and give examples of each. Biosphere Exam Study Guide PreAP Textbook: p.572-588,634-642 Handouts: Vocabulary Terms Biomes Map Activity Class Notes: Biomes Chart Biomes Flag Activity Biosphere Guided Reading Class Notes: Habitats, Sustainability, and Succession Succession Guided Reading 17-4 Review and Reinforce Biosphere Unit Concept Map Concepts: 1. Identify the limiting factors that determine the type of life found in biomes and water ecosystems. 2. Be able to identify the characteristics of each biome/water ecosystem: climate, animal life, plant life, plant and animal adaptations. 3. Be able to identify the location of a biome on a world map. 4. Identify the life zones of the ocean and describe the life found in each zone. 5. Be able to interpret climatograms. 6. Define and describe the types of habitats in ecosystems and how they are characterized by size and biodiversity. 7. Define and describe the role of biodiversity in sustaining healthy ecosystems and give examples of how it is disrupted through human activity or nature. 8. Calculate the Biodiversity Index. 9. Identify and describe the process of primary and secondary succession in ecosystems and give examples of each.
