So far on this adventure you have seen that there are several different biomes. Biomes do not have definite boundaries. So you can't actually put one foot in the desert and one in a forest at the same time. Because of this, there are many biome types out there. However we can't hike forever, so we'll just take a look at the 7 most common biomes, pictured below: Hmmmm...You can carry almost everything in a backpack. Best invention since sliced bread if you ask me. Lucky you, I just happen to have my Travel log with me. It has lots of information about all the other Biomes I have traveled to. Each one of the above biomes has a unique climate and wildlife that lives there. The plants and animals and even the microscopic organisms have adapted in order to successfully live in their biome. Let's look at some of the characteristics of these biomes. Get out your Travel Log and take notes! We've started a notes page for you: Open this file and use it to record your findings (be prepared to use your notes to complete the assessment for this activity). We started the following Notes Page for you. As you read about each of the biomes you will need to record:
World Biomes | NASA's Mission Biomes | Aquatic Biomes Biomes PresentationYou should have a Travel Log full of information on Biomes. You will use the information that you collected to make your first presentation type report to the BV Unlimited Research and Development department. You are to submit information on 3 of the 7 of the most common biomes listed in the lesson. Even though you are only presenting on 3 of the biomes, you will be responsible for all 7 biomes on the test and quizzes. You may choose any of the following formats to present your information or if you have an alternate idea, you may contact your instructor for approval.
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Information to be included in the presentation.
If you have completed your presentation click on the Travel Log tab to continue the Extreme Eco Challenge.
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