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Chapter 52

                           An Introduction to Ecology and the Biosphere

I. The Scope of Ecology

    •   A. __________ is the study of interactions between organisms and their environment.
        Includes:

            –   1.____________ factors like climate, water, soil affect dispersal.

            –   2.____________ factors include all living or once living things.

    •   B. _____________ are large areas of the earth that have similar climate and thus similar
        life forms.

            –   Temperature

            –   Water

            –   Sunlight

            –   Wind (these first four determine the climate)

            –   Rocks and soil

            –   Periodic disturbances (fires, hurricanes, tornadoes, volcanic activity)

C. Major Earth Biomes:

1. ________ ________ ______: High rainfall amounts, little light penetrates the forest floor,
many epiphytes, high biodiversity.

2._________________: Found between TRF and desert. Characterized by seasonal drought,

 grasses are plentiful, fires are an abiotic component. Many large herds of grazing animals
migrate with water supply.

3. ________________: Little water available(less than 30 cm/ year), high surface temperature.

CAM photosynthesis is common, plants well adapted for water retention.

4._________________: -Dense shrubs, rainy winters and hot, dry summers. Periodic fires have

driven evolutionary adaptations for survival after fire.
5._____________ ___________: -Seasonal drought, fires and large grazing animals prevent the

establishment of trees and large shrubs.

6.________ _________ _______: Plentiful seasonal rainfall, trees lose their leaves in fall,
animals

hibernate over winter.

7.__________ ___________: Dominated by gymnosperms (cone-bearing trees). Northern Taiga
is the largest terrestrial biome.

8._______________: Soil is permafrost, low moisture,high winds, low temps= small plants

9.__________ __________: Most abundant biome on earth. Made up of freshwater and marine

    •     All aquatic biomes display vertical stratification:

              –   a._______ ______-photosynthetic-dissolved O2is high

              –   b.______ ____- no photosynthesis-dissolved O2 is lower

              –   c. _____ ______-at the bottom-dissolved O2 is low

                      •    Covered in detritus-dead organic matter.(cell respiration)

    •     For lakes, there are two general types:

              –   A.________ __________ are deep, nutrient-poor and oxygen rich. They have
                  little phytoplankton.

              –   B._________ _________ are shallow, nutrient rich and oxygen poor. They
                  contain a lot of phytoplankton.

    •     The marine biomes include:

              –   _________ ______ where land and water meet.

              –   _______ _______-shallow water over continental shelf

              –   _______ _______-open blue water past the shelf

              –   _________ _______ created by cnidarians. (among the most productive biomes
                  on earth)

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Chapter 52

  • 1. Chapter 52 An Introduction to Ecology and the Biosphere I. The Scope of Ecology • A. __________ is the study of interactions between organisms and their environment. Includes: – 1.____________ factors like climate, water, soil affect dispersal. – 2.____________ factors include all living or once living things. • B. _____________ are large areas of the earth that have similar climate and thus similar life forms. – Temperature – Water – Sunlight – Wind (these first four determine the climate) – Rocks and soil – Periodic disturbances (fires, hurricanes, tornadoes, volcanic activity) C. Major Earth Biomes: 1. ________ ________ ______: High rainfall amounts, little light penetrates the forest floor, many epiphytes, high biodiversity. 2._________________: Found between TRF and desert. Characterized by seasonal drought, grasses are plentiful, fires are an abiotic component. Many large herds of grazing animals migrate with water supply. 3. ________________: Little water available(less than 30 cm/ year), high surface temperature. CAM photosynthesis is common, plants well adapted for water retention. 4._________________: -Dense shrubs, rainy winters and hot, dry summers. Periodic fires have driven evolutionary adaptations for survival after fire.
  • 2. 5._____________ ___________: -Seasonal drought, fires and large grazing animals prevent the establishment of trees and large shrubs. 6.________ _________ _______: Plentiful seasonal rainfall, trees lose their leaves in fall, animals hibernate over winter. 7.__________ ___________: Dominated by gymnosperms (cone-bearing trees). Northern Taiga is the largest terrestrial biome. 8._______________: Soil is permafrost, low moisture,high winds, low temps= small plants 9.__________ __________: Most abundant biome on earth. Made up of freshwater and marine • All aquatic biomes display vertical stratification: – a._______ ______-photosynthetic-dissolved O2is high – b.______ ____- no photosynthesis-dissolved O2 is lower – c. _____ ______-at the bottom-dissolved O2 is low • Covered in detritus-dead organic matter.(cell respiration) • For lakes, there are two general types: – A.________ __________ are deep, nutrient-poor and oxygen rich. They have little phytoplankton. – B._________ _________ are shallow, nutrient rich and oxygen poor. They contain a lot of phytoplankton. • The marine biomes include: – _________ ______ where land and water meet. – _______ _______-shallow water over continental shelf – _______ _______-open blue water past the shelf – _________ _______ created by cnidarians. (among the most productive biomes on earth)