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biome
region that shares similar characteristics
on land: temp, precipitation, plant & animal communities
in the water: light availability, depth, temp, currents and tides
DO
dissolved oxygen
the lotic system
for flowing water. can be divided into 3 zones. for freshwater systems.
drainage basin
and area of land that drains runoff sediments and dissolved substances into a stream, river, or wetland
freshwater: streams and rivers
source zone: shallow, cold, clear, fast flowing stream, high DO, low nutrient levels = low NPP
transition zone: wider stream bed, warmer water, slower stream velocity, lower DO, more NPP
floodplain zone: wide stream bed, warmest temp, high turbidity, least DO, highest NPP
lentic systems (standing water)
oligotrophic: deep, steep sided banks, fed by ice and snow melt. low nutrients = low NPP.
eutrophic: shallow, high turbidity, high nutrients = high NPP
freshwater: ponds and lakes