Reinforcement: The Biosphere

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Practice flashcards focusing on key vocabulary related to the biosphere and biomes.

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Biosphere

The parts of the earth where life exists.

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Population

All the members of a species living in an area.

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Community

All of the different populations in an area.

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Ecosystem

The living and nonliving factors in an area.

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Climate

The average year to year conditions in a region.

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Weather

The day to day conditions in a particular place.

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Polar Climate Zone

The climate zone found at the poles of the earth.

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Temperate Climate Zone

The climate zone found in the middle areas of the earth.

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Tropical Climate Zone

The climate zone near the equator.

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Greenhouse Gases

Trapped gas in the atmosphere that keeps the earth warm.

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Biomes

Groups of ecosystems that have similar climates and communities.

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Biodiversity

Refers to the number and types of species that live in an area.

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Tropical Rainforest

Dominated by heavy rainfall and warm year-round temperatures.

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Savanna

A type of grassland, home to zebra and lions.

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Desert

Has very little rainfall, home to cactus and snakes.

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Grassland

Found in the midwest (U.S), home to prairie dogs.

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Chaparral

Found in California, dominated by shrubs and has frequent fires.

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Temperate Deciduous Forest

Type of forest that has trees with leaves that fall in autumn.

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Boreal Forest

Type of forest that has evergreen (conifer) trees, Northern U.S. and Canada.

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Tundra

Cold region that has a permafrost and long winters.