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Geography (Biomes (Forest Biomes (Boreal and Temperate forests) (Boreal…
Geography
Biomes
The worlds biomes
Biomes share similar features and are classified according to the types of plants and animals that live there. Each biome has particular features that make it unique. For example, one biome might be hot and rainy most of the time, while another biome may be cold and dry most of the time. These different weather and temperature conditions mean that the plants and animals that live in these different biomes have adapted in different ways over time and interact with each other in unique ways.
Types of Biomes
Not all geographers and scientists classify biomes in the same way. Some use a simple classification system that includes just two biomes: Terrestrial biomes (Land Biomes) and Aquatic Biomes (Water Biomes). Others use a more precise classification system that divides these two main biomes up into as many as 15 separate subcategories.
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Year 7-8 revision
SPICESS
C - Change
Change is important in geography because it helps us to understand what is happening around us and to see the world as a dynamic place
E - Environment
Environment means the living and non-living components and elements that make up an area, and the ways they are organised into a system
I - Interconnection
Interconnection is the links between places and people, and how these interconnections affect the environment and the way we live.
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S - Sustainablity
Sustainability relates to the ongoing capacity of the Earth to maintain all life. This means developing ways to ensure the Earth’s resources be used and managed responsibly so they can be maintained for future generations
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