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Tundra
What is an ecosystem?
An ecosystem is made up of living things and non-living things which work together to make a balanced system.
Habitat
The place where a plant or animal normally grows or lives is called a habitat.
What is the Tundra?
This ecosystem has low temperatures and no light for half the year. This means that trees and bushes takes a lot of time to grow.
Population
Population of artic penguins.
Population of reindeers.
Those animals that belong to the same species.
Community
Population interact with each other and form a community.
What are Biotic and Abiotic factors?
The Tundra like all ecosystems feature Biotic and Abiotic factors in a complex web of existence.
Biotic
Biotic factors or elements that are living things, include: fungi, mosses, insects, fish, birds, and mammals.
Abiotic
Abiotic factors, or non-living things, include: temperature, wind, rain, snow, sunlight, soil, rocks, and permafrost.
Temperature
The temperatures range from -6 to -12 degrees celsius.
Climate
Is usually cold and windy. The Tundra is the coldest ecosystem on Earth.
Where is located?
The tundra is located at the top of the world, near the North Pole. The Tundra covers the fifth of the earth.
Flora in the Tundra
Bear berry
In the Tundra there are around 1.700 different plants species. Some examples are :
Pasque flower
Salix
Arctic moss
Fauna in the Tundra
Artic fox
They are lots of artic animals. Fauna typical of Tundra are :
Arctic penguins
Polar bear
Marmot
Caribou
White wolves
Polar bear
The polar bear belongs to the animal kingdom. It's a vertebrate animal. It's a mammal. And I'ts carnivore.
Mosquitoes
The mosquito is the most common flying insect in the Tundra. It's a invertebrate animal. It belongs to the arthropods, most exact to the insects.
Pasque flower
Pasque flower grows up to 30cm tall. It carries one flower whith purple petals and yellow stamens, on top of each stem. And is a angiosperm plant.
Arctic Draba
The Arctic Draba is a species of plant in the mustard family. The flower has yellow petals no more than 2.5 millimeters long. Is a angiosperm plant.
Endangered animals
Are those which are in danger of extinction. Extinction occurs when every single member of a species dies and none are left alive.
Beluga whale
Musk oxen
Polar bear
Arctic fox
The pacific walrus
Caribou
Arctic Peregrine
Why they are in danger of extinction?
The animals of the Tundra are in danger of extinction to global warming.
Sun
Food chain
Fungi
A food chain is made up of several levels: producers, consumers(primary consumers, secondary consumers and tertiary consumers) and de composers.
Bear berry
Arctic fox
Lemming
Food web
Most living things are part of more that one food chain.These food chains are connected.The connected food chains make up a food web
Interesting facts
- The largest animal that lives in the Tundra is the polar bear.
- They are two types of Tundra, the Alpine Tundra and the Arctic Tundra.
The End
Created by:Nadia, Bianca and Miguel Ángel
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