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Thursday, May 7

• Objective Students will be able to interpret
  complex bar, line and pie graphs.
• Bellringer What is the difference between the
  three types of biome categories aquatic, marine
  and terrestrial?

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• Objective Students will be able to interpret
  complex bar, line and pie graphs.
• Bellringer What is the difference between the
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• Objective Students will be able to interpret
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• Bellringer What is the difference between the
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• Objective Students will be able to interpret
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• Bellringer What is the difference between the
  three types of biome categories aquatic, marine
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Cookie Monster!

• Personal greetings to my 6th period

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May 7, 2009

• AGENDA
• 1 PowerPoint Presentation
• 2 Review Key Topics
• 3 Activity

• HOMEWORK
• P. 89 (17 20)

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Terrestrial Biomes

• Tundra
• Desert
• Taiga
• Temperate Forest
• Temperate Rain Forest
• Woodland/Grassland/Shrubland
• Tropical Rain Forest
• Tropical Seasonal Forest
• Savanna

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Aquatic Biomes

• Marine Biome (SALT WATER)
• Sea/Ocean
• Photic Zone
• Aphotic Zone
• Estuary coastal (surrounded by land)
• Its a mix of fresh and salt water
• Usually described as a marsh
• Referred to as the nursery of the ocean
• Freshwater
• Lakes, rivers, streams
• Photic Zone
• Aphotic zone

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Vocabulary Review 2.1

1. Study of interactions between organisms
   environment
2. Group of org.(same species), that interbreed
   live in same area
3. Permanent, close association between 2 organisms
   of different species
4. populations abiotic factors in a biological
   community
5. 1 species benefits the other neither harmed nor
   benefits
6. Relation. both species benefit
7. 1 species benefits, 1 harmed

1. Ecology
2. Population
3. Ecosystem
4. Symbiosis
5. Commensalism
6. Mutualism
7. Parasitism

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Example of a Simple Food Chain
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Water Cycle
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Example of a Food Web
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Carbon Cycle
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April 24, 2009

• AGENDA
• 1 PowerPoint Presentation
• 2 Review Key Topics
• 3 Activity

• HOMEWORK
• Study for Exam
• Review Packet