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Climate Graph's and World Biomes - Amper

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Biology 20 - Investigation<br />

<strong>Climate</strong> Graph’s <strong>and</strong> <strong>World</strong> <strong>Biomes</strong><br />

3. PERFORMING AND RECORDING<br />

Procedure<br />

1. Select four different biomes from the list given in Background<br />

Information. (two of these must be from the first five listed)<br />

2. Research each of your chosen biomes for their biotic <strong>and</strong> abiotic<br />

characteristics.<br />

3. Identify some factors or terms that are unique to each biome.<br />

4. Using a separate worksheet for each biome, record, in point form,<br />

the abiotic <strong>and</strong> biotic characteristics for that biome as well as its<br />

location information.<br />

5. Show the location of each biome on the map at the top of the<br />

worksheet by coloring in the area of the world where it exists.<br />

6. From the climate data provided, plot three climatograms<br />

7. Hypothesize which of your biomes is represented by the<br />

climatograms.<br />

Evidence<br />

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4. ANALYZING AND APPLYING<br />

Analysis<br />

1. Was it possible to link a biome to its climate graph?<br />

2. What abiotic factor in you biome was most useful in matching up a<br />

biome to a climate graph?<br />

3. Do all ecosystems in a particular biome category have the same<br />

abiotic characteristics?<br />

Synthesis<br />

1. Which biomes from the list provided are the most sensitive to<br />

human disruption?<br />

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