Relier Pairs ISS - Ecosystems - Rayden MeretteVersion en ligne Game for ecosystems par Rayden Merette 1 Climate - Marine Ecosystems 2 Climate - Mountain Ecosystems 3 Climate - tropical rainforest 4 Climate - Boreal forest 5 Climate - Mangrove Swamps 6 Climate - Freshwater Ecosystems 7 Climate - Desert Ecosystems 8 Climate - grassland ecosystem 9 Climate - Tundra Ecosystems 10 Climate - temperate rainforest -30°C to 10°C 32°F to 68°F 0°C to 30°C 20°C to 30°C 0°C (32°F) 25°C and 30°C -2°C to 30°C -10°C to 20°C 38°C (a little over 100°F) -40°C (-40°F) - 38°C (100°F). 1 Human impact - Mangrove Swamps 2 Human impact - Temperate Forest 3 Human impact - Grassland Ecosystems 4 Human impact - Boreal Forest 5 Human impact - Desert Ecosystems 6 Human impact - Tropical Rainforest 7 Human impact - Tundra Ecosystems 8 Human impact - Marine Ecosystems 9 Human impact - Freshwater Ecosystems 10 Human impact - Mountain Ecosystems Water pollution Overgrazing by livestock and unsustainable farming The extraction of fossil fuels Overfishing Intensive agriculture and overgrazing Logging for timber and urban expansion Coastal development Tourism Slash-and-burn agriculture Oil and gas exploration and mining 1 Vegetation characteristics-Marine Ecosystems 2 Vegetation characteristics-Mountain Ecosystems 3 Vegetation characteristics-Tropical Rainforest 4 Vegetation characteristics-Mangrove Swamps 5 Vegetation characteristics-Boreal Forest (Taiga) 6 Vegetation characteristics-Tundra Ecosystems 7 Vegetation characteristics-Freshwater Ecosystems 8 Vegetation characteristics- temperate forest 9 Vegetation characteristics-Desert Ecosystems 10 Vegetation characteristics-Grassland Ecosystems Salt-tolerant mangrove trees with specialized root systems dominate coastal wetlands, providing critical habitats in brackish waters. Low-lying mosses, lichens, and shrubs dominate in cold, nutrient-poor environments with short growing seasons. Vegetation varies with altitude, from forests at lower elevations to alpine meadows and tundra-like conditions at higher elevations. Marine algae, seagrasses, and kelp forests dominate coastal and oceanic areas, supporting diverse aquatic life. Sparse, drought-resistant vegetation like cacti and succulents, adapted to extreme heat and limited water availability. Dominated by grasses and herbaceous plants, with few trees and rich, fertile soils adapted to periodic droughts and fires. Dense, multi-layered vegetation with tall evergreen trees, vines, and epiphytes, thriving in hot, humid conditions with high biodiversity. Aquatic plants like algae, reeds, and lilies thrive in lakes, rivers, and ponds, adapting to submerged or floating growth. Coniferous trees such as spruce and pine dominate, with sparse understory vegetation adapted to cold climates. Dominated by deciduous trees like oak and maple, with an understory of shrubs and herbs, and seasonal leaf changes. 1 Ecological challenge -Tundra Ecosystems 2 Ecological challenge -Marine Ecosystems 3 Ecological challenge - Tropical Rainforest 4 Ecological challenge -Temperate Forest 5 Ecological challenge -Grassland Ecosystems 6 Ecological challenge -Desert Ecosystems 7 Ecological challenge -Freshwater Ecosystems 8 Ecological challenge -Mangrove Swamps 9 Ecological challenge -Boreal Forest 10 Ecological challenge -Mountain Ecosystems Urbanization, logging, and invasive species are reducing habitat quality and altering species composition in temperate forests. Climate change and human activity are altering alpine habitats, causing species to migrate and disrupting high-altitude ecosystems. Climate change, desertification, and water scarcity are exacerbating the vulnerability of desert ecosystems and their plant and animal life. Overfishing, ocean acidification, and habitat destruction, like coral bleaching, are depleting marine biodiversity and disrupting ecosystems. Warming temperatures and melting permafrost are threatening species adapted to cold environments and causing ecosystem instability in tundras. Overgrazing, agricultural expansion, and habitat fragmentation are causing loss of biodiversity and soil degradation in grasslands. Climate change and logging are increasing forest fires and disrupting the delicate balance of cold-adapted species in boreal forests. Pollution, invasive species, and over-extraction of water are degrading freshwater habitats and threatening aquatic biodiversity. Coastal development, pollution, and climate change are causing the loss of mangrove habitats, threatening biodiversity and coastal protection. Deforestation and habitat destruction threaten biodiversity and disrupt the carbon cycle in tropical rainforests. 1 Animal characteristics-Boreal Forest (Taiga) 2 Animal characteristics-Grassland Ecosystems 3 Animal characteristics-Mangrove Swamps 4 Animal characteristics-Desert Ecosystems 5 Animal characteristics-Temperate Forest 6 Animal characteristics-Freshwater Ecosystems 7 Animal characteristics-Tundra Ecosystems 8 Animal characteristics-Marine Ecosystems 9 Animal characteristics-Mountain Ecosystems 10 Animal characteristics- Tropical Rainforest Animals have adaptations for saltwater, buoyancy, and deep-sea conditions. Animals have thick fur or fat and often migrate or burrow. Animals conserve water, are nocturnal, or have heat adaptations. Animals are adapted to cold, thin air, and rocky terrain. Animals are colorful, arboreal, and adapted to humidity and warmth. Animals tolerate fluctuating salinity and waterlogged environments. Animals adapt to seasonal changes, with hibernation and thicker fur in winter. Animals have thick fur and fat, often migrating or hibernating in winter. Animals are adapted to variable water conditions and oxygen levels. Animals are fast, grazers, or burrowers, adapted to open spaces.
