Temperate Rainforest Ecosystems Final

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The Tongass is an important habitat for what animals

eagles, brown bears, and wolves

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land mammal diversity in the tongass

30-35 species

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Forest bird diversity

>350 bird species

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how many bird species rely on the forest?

>120

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Salmon diversity

5 types of salmon

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tree species typically decline when you move

from south to north

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Forest land in the mountains is typically

federal land

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Forested land in the lowland area is typically

privately owned

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The extent of forest protection increases from

south to north

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the extent of forest development decreases from

south to north

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Southern limit of the north american pacific coast rainforests

San Francisco, California

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Northern limit of the north american pacific coast rainforests

Kodiak, AK

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North American pacific coast rainforests comprise what percent of all temperate rainforests?

35%

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Climate Moisture Index=

precipitation- potential evapotranspiration

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Old-growth dependent species

northern spotted owl and marbled murrelet

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Most timber harvested in the Western USA is from what states

Oregon and Washington

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What state has the least amount of forest protection in Western USA

Oregon (9%)

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Forests account for what % of surface drinking water in Oregon

78%

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Carbon emission from burning fossil fuels and land use change are primary
causes of

rising atmospheric CO2 concentrations

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CO2 and other “greenhouse gases” trap solar radiation in the atmosphere,
causing the planet to

warm

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Global mean temperatures have warmed by how much over the past century

>1°C

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T/F: Southeast Alaska is becoming warmer and wetter with (typically) less snow

T

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T/F: Southeast Alaska forests have expanded and gained biomass in recent decades

T

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Yellow-cedar decline is caused by

snow loss and freezing damage

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Shore pine decline from

warmer, wetter nights

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T/F: Novel insect outbreaks like hemlock sawfly have been documented in SEAK

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Future warming and shifts in water availability depend on

carbon emissions

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Temperate forest biome might contract overall with future climate change,
though minimal losses if

carbon emissions come down

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Southeast Alaskan forests might be fairly resilient to

near-term climate warming

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