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geography, image, deeper it gets the colder it goes vast variety of marine…
geography
mapping skills-
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orientation
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key concepts
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change-
what is happening around us, how the world is developing.
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environment-
the living and non-living components and elements that make up an area and how it is organised into a system
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food security-
a state where all people at all times have enough safe, nutritious food to sustain a healthy life. *
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BIOMES
biome- areas on the earth with similar climates, animals and vegetation
terrestrial
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grasslands- big open spaces, between deserts and forests, high range of animals and mainly dominated by shrubs and tall grasses.
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boreal- cold and wet with evergreen trees, low population of animals due to low shrub and icey ground
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temperate- average temperature, forest creatures and large percent populated by human life
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tropical- wet and humid, lush plant and animal life.
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tundra- cold short growing seasons, low level of plant and animal life
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aquatic
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marine- three zones
coral- warm waters, close to land, coral and aquatic life- deoending on type of coral
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interconnections-
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tourism
Tourism in Australia is one of the most booming economy. It employs over 660 000 citizens. the money that is made from this goes to helping with the import and export business in Australia. We use this money to pay and buy food. This therefore makes the tourism economy interconnected with the import export business and our personal wellbeing as citizens.
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a map is a symbolic depcition showing relationships between elements and places such as regians or towwns.
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