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APES Chapter 4
APES Chapter 4
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Let's see what you know about the atmosphere and biomes.
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This biome occurs naturally on all continents except Antarctica
Tropical Rainforest
Temperate Forest
Grasslands
Deciduous Forest
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The deflection of an object path through to the rotation of the earth
Aurora Borealis
Coriolis Effect
Troposphere
Hadley Cell
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A biome between 20° north and 20° south of the equator; consistent warm temps and vast rainfall
Grasslands
Temperate Rainforest
Tropical Rainforest
Deciduous Forest
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The percentage of incoming sunlight reflected from the surface
solar
climate
ozone
albedo
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geographic region: combo of average annual temp., annual precip., and plants on land
Aquatic Biome
Terrestrial Biome
Marine Biome
Oceans
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The layer of the atmosphere directly above the troposphere
stratosphere
mesosphere
space
exosphere
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The average weather that occurs in a given region over a long period of time
weather
climate
atmosphere
hurricane
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This word means "falling off or out at a certain season"
Deciduous
Temperate
Moderate
Rainforest
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A convection current: air that rises 60° north 60° south and sinks at poles 90° north 90° south
Arctic
Equator
Polar Cell
Hadley Cell
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The short term conditions of the atmosphere in the local area: temp,. humidity, clouds, precip.
atmosphere
weather
hurricane
climate
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Largest biome; 70% of Earth; includes 5 main oceans
Taiga
Terrestrial
Rainforest
Marine
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A cold and treeless biome with low growing vegetation
Tundra
Grasslands
Desert
Rainforest
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Coniferous forest; largest terrestrial biome; produces large amount of O 2
Deciduous Forest
Desert
Taiga
Rainforest
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Temperature ______ ______ as elevation increases.
stays constant
steadily decreases
fluctuates rapidly
steadily increases
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Level of the atmosphere closest to the surface of Earth
mesosphere
exosphere
stratosphere
troposphere