November 27: (Study Guide) Freshwater Biomes

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Most of the world's freshwater is located in (ice/groundwater/surface water)

Ice

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What is the difference between the confined and the unconfined aquifer?

Confined: Water enclosed

Unconfined: Free flowing ground water

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Which type of aquifer flows freely due to natural pressure, without any input of energy? (confined or unconfined)

Unconfined

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A spring occurs when there is a break in the bedrock above the (confined or unconfined aquifer)

Confined

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Sink holes and caves tend to occur in areas with bedrock made of.....?

Limestone

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True or False. Areas with limestone bedrock were once completely submerged underwater

True

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What are some examples of adaptations of cave organisms to life in the dark, underground?

No eyes, No pigment (Must use smell, hear, and feel)

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Describe 3 ways that lakes can form

Rain

Rain in sinkhole or volcanic crater

Glacier Retreat

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What are the three types of wetlands, and what is the dominant vegetation of each? Be able to match with an image.

Marsh (Grassy)

Bog (Patchy)

Swamp (Trees, Forested)

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What is an estuary?

Where river meets the ocean

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What aspect of wetlands makes them attractive to farmers growing crops?

Regular Flooding

Nutrients

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