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Topic 4: Biogeography
Topic 4: Biogeography
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Northern Continent was called
LLamasia
Latriipa
laurasia
Lawonda
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The Faunal region made up of Madagascar, sub-Sahara Africa, and the southern half of the Arabian Peninsula
Afrotropic aka Ethiopian
Australasia
Wakanda
3
The lithosphere is divided up into
There are 7 to 8 major plates andnumerous minor plates.
Tectonic Plates
supersonic plates
there are 2 plates
4
Distribution of species is due to
Abiotic
Amniotic
Biotic
biosis
5
Grasslands are warm during the summer but cold during the winter?
True
False
6
Xentherians evolved in
South America
South Asia
south central
7
biome is a large region of land characterized by habitat conditions and community structure including its unique species
False
True
8
Southern continent was called
Gondwana
Wakanda
taladega
Gushoma
9
East of the Wallace line, on the Australian side, are primarily
Marsupials
Jacky leggs from canarci
placental mammals
crocodilia
10
The driving force of continental drift is Plate Tectonics.
True
False
11
Mammalogy
class within the subphylum vertebrate,which is contained inphylum chordata
systematics and taxonomy
the study of mammalsalso known as mastology, theriology, and therology
you and I
12
Quaternary Glaciation/Ice Age or Pleistocene Glaciation/Ice Age (since it began at the Pleistocene epoch) and_______
does not continue today
ended on the 6th 2021
Continues today
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____ is a faunal region made up by the continent Antarctica and several island groups in the S Atlantic and indian ocean
Arctic Circle
Antarctic
danger zone
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Distrobution of species across geographical areas can typically be explained through...
speciation
glaciation
continental drift
extinction
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seeks to explain the distrobution in terms of interactions @ the community level between organisms & their environtment
Ecological Biography ;Aspect if study Species richness
systematics
organisms are grouped in classification
physiology
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Endemism
ex: Why are platypus found only in Australia
two or more groups come together seperated by a glacier
eating disorder
restriction of species range to a particular area
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Biome Deciduous Broadleaf Forests(DBF)
Unlike tropical temperate DBF soil holds nutrients
there are two types: Tropical DBF & Temperate DBF
Rain is constant all year long
rain is NOT constant all year long
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Palearctic & Nearctic combines is called ______ to represent Northern Continents
Holarctic
Nearpaleatic
Neotropical
Holyland
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Biome Grasslands are:
Short & tall grass prairies in N America Also Savannas in Africa,SA,Austral
common in the interior of continents between deserts and temperate forests.
S Asia has Monsoon grasslands, where heavy rains alternate with dry seasons
Grass species are drought and fire resistant
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Historical Biogeography: looks @ the changes that have occurred in a species range over evolutionary time.
True
False
21
Cold Periods are (Glacial Periods)
False
True
22
Neotropical is the faunal region made up of South American, Central America, Antilles, S Florida
True
False
23
Biome Evergreen Broad leaf forest
Tropical rainforests depend on regular heavy rainfall
Tropical Rainforests are a type of evergreen broadleaf forests.
Very very cold in the winter time
Dense continuous canopy
24
when 2 or more groups of related animals are widely seperated from each other geographically
Bio Distribution
extinction
endemism
Disjunct Distrobution
25
Tropical (DBlF)drop some or all of their leaves during a pronounced dry season. Ex: Monsoon forests of India
False
True
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Types of coniferous forests include:Boreal Forests,Montane Forests,Temperate Rainforests,Southern Pine Forests
False
True
27
Thylacosimilus is a sabertooth like cat
True
False
28
Antarctica does support any mammal families.
True
False
29
Biomes include:
temperate grasslands
tropical rainforest
inside of my car
dry forest
30
Boreal Forests are found across northern Europe, Asia, and North America.
True
False
31
During Glacial periods
and genetically diverge increasing speciation.
This allowed increased dispersal
Expansion of the ice sheets, could cause groups to become separated ...
Ex;the Bering land bridge allowed elephants to enter North
32
Biogeographic Distribution is also known as
fauna
Faunal Region
bioformation
33
The Bering land bridge is also known as
billy bob thorton
Berringer
Beringea
34
Today we are in an Interglacial period (relative Warm)
True
False
35
Biome Dry Shrublands and Dry Woodlands include:
Tall very dense canopies
They are prone to fires due to lightning. Plants sometimes need this
These are semiarid lands getting (more rainfall than do deserts).
They get less rainfall than Deserts do
36
Panama Isthmus appeared connecting North and South America. This allowed for significant faunal exchange.
paleonic
This event is called the Great American Exchange
Thisevent is called the Great American Interchange
This event is called the Great American KeepThechange
37
Arctic Tundra Biomes
typical plants are lichen species. which form the base of their food web.
are vast treeless plains located between polar caps and the boreal forest
but are found at elevations above the tree line.
Continental Drift.
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Species range is the geographical distribution for all individuals of a given species
True
False
39
Afrotherias evolved in
Austalia
Africa
Alaska
utopia
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click any of the eight Faunal Regions
Nearctic
Palearctic (Largest)
Afroarctic
Australasia
41
the wallace line seperates ...
afrotropic
indomalaya
Australasia
neotropical
42
Narctic is a faunal region made up of NAmerica (Canada,USA,Mexico) & Greenland
True
False
43
Australasia is made up of
Australia
Tasmania
New Guinea, & Indonesian islands E of wallace line
India
44
Is the largest terrestrial faunal region and is made up of: Europe, N Africa, Asia(india pakistan, SE Asia) Middle east
antarctic
nearctic
Palearctic
oceanic
45
a theory describing the large scale motion of Earth’s lithosphere due to geological forces
pangea drift
My plate is empty
Platetectonics
tenological plate diversion
46
During the Permian period all of the continents were joined into one supercontinent called
Pangollin
permanese
Pangea
Panda
47
West of the Wallace line, on the Asian side, are primarily ...
marsupialmammals
Reptiliomorphs
placentalmammals.
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Who proposed the idea f continental Drift?
Darwin
Alfred Wegner
Louis Du pon
Alfred pennyworth
49
Biome Deserts include:
High evaporation levesl
many are due to location in the "rain shadow" of a mountain range
very very Wet
dry woodlands
50
The portion of Australasia that borders the Wallace line called Wallacea. this is an active region of plate techtonics
False
True
51
Both the Laurasiatherians and Euarchontoglires evolved inLaurasia. Some combine them in the clade _____
Boroeutheria
boratheria
bollingo
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Faunal region is the original term and was first proposed by Alfred Wallace
False
True
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Factors Affecting Global Distribution of Mammals
The Ozone
TheEffect of the Ice Age on Mammalian Global Distribution
PlateTectonics and the Break Up of Pangaea
54
Oceanic are the oceans of the world and truly isolated islands; used by mammals primarily for breeding purposes
True
False
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Mammalogy
systematics and taxonomy
the study of mammalsalso known as mastology, theriology, and therology
you and I
class within the subphylum vertebrate,which is contained inphylum chordata
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Biome Coniferous forest
found on mountainside & gradually are replaced by scrub at higher elevation
Most are found in regions having glaciers, cold lakes
have predominantly coniferous trees ex:pine, spruce)
that have evolved to deal with low rainfall level & stressful winter month
57
Click any of the eight faunal Regions
Neotropical
Indomalay
Oceanic
Afrotropical
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Alpine Tundra Biome
are specialized coniferous forests
Canada
found at elevations above the tree line.
The typical plants are grasses, shrubs, and heather.
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We are going to get an A on this Exam!!!
False
True
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Earth entered an Ice Age during the last third of the _______, the____________ period.
cretaceous
Cenozoic
secondary
Quaternary
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What is the faunal region made up of pakistan, India, SE Asia, Philippines, & indonesia west of the Wallace line?
Oriental express
malaysian orient
Sumatra
Indomalaya aka Oriental