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Common-Core Grade 7 - 7 Identifying ecosystems
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The Taiga consists of open woods with widely spaced trees as well as deep, shadowed forests.
Marine ecosystems contain a diverse array of living organisms and abiotic processes.
Aquatic environments may be divided into two categories: marine ecosystems and freshwater ecosystems. Both marine and freshwater ecosystems are further divided under different aquatic ecosystems.
17% of the surface of the world is covered by the desert ecosystem.
The eastern region of North America has the world's biggest temperate deciduous forest, which was nearly entirely cleared for agriculture by 1850.
Almost all saltwater habitats on earth are a part of oceanic ecosystems. The oceans encompass over 71% of the Earth's surface, making them the most prevalent ecosystems on the planet. Depending on the water depth, oceanic habitats have been divided into some zones.
This type of ecosystem is found in low altitude areas and are characterized by severe weather conditions.
Ecosystems of tropical rainforests are among the most diverse in the world.
It covers a huge part of North Africa, and eleven other countries – Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Mali, Chad, Niger, Western Sahara, Sudan, Mauritania, Libya and Morocco.
The rich nutrient content improves the fertility of the soil which makes the grasslands perfect for farming. The temperate grassland ecosystem also provides shelter to a wide variety of wild animals.
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