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Biome(by-ome) One of the world's major communities, classified according to the predominant vegetation and characterized by adaptations of organisms to that particular environment.
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BiomeLargest recognizable assemblage of animals and plants on the Earth. The distribution of the biomes is controlled mainly by climate.
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Biome1908, from Greek bios (see bio-) + -ome.
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Biomethe largest ecological regions distinguishable by characteristic plants and animals. There are six: tundra, conifer, deciduous forest, grassland, tropical, and desert. Biomes are subdivided into associations made up of societies.
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Biomelarge-scale natural community named for its dominant vegetation.
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BiomeAn ecological area including its fauna and flora.
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Biomenoun Definition: someone's personal life story Word History: "bio" meaning life and the word "me" (life of me)Example Sentence: I read my own biome as a book report.
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BiomePlant communities such as chaparral, tundra, coniferous forest, deciduous forest, grassland, southwestern (U.S.) pine-oak woodland, pinyon-juniper woodland, chaparral, and desert. There are many diffe [..]
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BiomeA particular community characterized by the climate and vegetation on a world scale, e.g. tropical rain forests, grasslands.
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Biomea grouping of all communities or ecosystems worldwide having a similar biotic community and occurring in broadly similar environments. E.g. rain forest, tundra, coral reef. A large naturally occurring [..]
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Biome(n) - a region that contains a particular vegetation and fauna
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Biomean extensive community of plants and animals whose makeup is determined by soil and climatic conditions
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Biomea group of ecosystems that share similar climates and typical organisms
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BiomeA large, relatively distinct terrestrial region, encompassing many interacting ecosystems, and characterized by similar climate, soil, plants, and animals, regardless of where it occurs on Earth. A bi [..]
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Biomea plant and animal community covering a large area of the Earth's surface
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BiomeA major terrestrial vegetation community, for example, a tropical forest, a temperate grassland or a desert. Similar biomes, but with different species of plants and animals, are found around the worl [..]
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BiomeA broad, regional type of ecosystem characterized by distinctive climate and soil conditions
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BiomeA biome is a major and distinct regional element of the biosphere, typically consisting of several ecosystems (e.g. forests, rivers, ponds, and swamps within a region). Biomes are characterized by typ [..]
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Biomean area with a similar climate, plants, and animals.
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Biome(n) a major biotic community characterized by the dominant forms of plant life and the prevailing climate
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BiomeA major habitat category, based on distinct plant assemblages which depend on particular temperature and rainfall patterns. E.g. tundra, temperate forest and rainforest, etc. The biomes we use are des [..]
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Biomeone of Earth’s large ecosystems, with its own kind of climate, soil, plants, and animals.
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BiomeLargest recognizable subdivision of terrestrial ecosystems, including the total assemblage of plant and animal life interacting with the biosphere (life layer).
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BiomeAn ecossystem usually identified in terms of characteristic forms of vegetation.
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BiomeA distinct ecological community of plants and animals living together in a particular climate.
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BiomeThe complex of living communities maintained by the climate of a region and characterized by a distinctive type of vegetation. Example of biomes in North America include the tundra, desert, prairie, a [..]
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BiomeEntire community of living organisms in a single major ecological area. (See: biotic community.)
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BiomeEntire community of living organisms in a single major ecological area.
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BiomeEntire community of living organisms in a single major ecological area. (See: biotic community.)
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BiomeA naturally occurring community of flora and fauna (or the region occupied by such a community) adapted to the particular conditions in which they occur (e.g. tundra).
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BiomeWell-defined terrestrial environment (e.g., desert, tundra, or tropical forest). The complex of living organisms found in an ecological region.
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BiomeA major portion of the living environment of a particular region characterized by its distinctive vegetation and maintained by local climatic conditions.
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BiomeA large-scale ecosystem associated with a particular climatic region.
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BiomeAn ecological community of organisms and environments.
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BiomeA broad, regional type of ecosystem characterized by distinctive climate and soil conditions
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Biome(From wiki) “Biomes are climatically and geographically defined as similar climatic conditions on the Earth, such as communities of plants, animals, and soil organisms, and are often referred to as ec [..]
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Biometerrestrial regions inhabited by certain types of life, especially vegetation. Examples are various types of deserts, grasslands, and forests.
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Biomea very large area characterized by a common type of ecological community, such as a grassland or forest. biomimicry:
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Biomea large region characterized by a specific type of climate and certain types of plant and animal communities
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Biomea climatic and geographically defined area of ecologically similar communities of plants, animals, and soil organisms, often referred to as ecosystems.
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Biome A climatic zone of the Earth that is associated with a particular ecosystem.
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BiomeA geographically extensive ecosystem, occurring throughout the world wherever environmental conditions are suitable.
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