SCIENCE AND ART OF GEOGRAPHY PRESENTATION

SCIENCE AND ART OF GEOGRAPHY

1. SCIENCE AND ART OF GEOGRAPHY ECOSYSTEM

2. TEMPERATURE Tundra, Boreal forest, Temparature forest, Grassland Tropical: Deserts, Savana, Dry Forest, Tropical Forest.

3. Temperature regulates the distribution of living organisms. Optimal temperature promotes diversity. Temperature also regulates the physical state of water. It affects the weather pattern, ocean, and polar ice caps. Temperature in geography ecosystem

4. The temperate forest biome is one of the world's major habitats. Temperate forests are characterized as regions with high levels of precipitation, humidity, and a variety of deciduous trees Decreasing temperatures and shortened daylight hours in fall mean decreased photosynthesis for plants. Temperature forest

5. Earth’s major biomas, aquatic ecosystem, population and community responses to changing conditions over time.

6. The science and art of studying geographical ecosystems involves the systematic exploration and understanding of the interactions between living organisms and their physical environment within specific geographic areas.

7. It integrates various discipline such as biology, ecology, climatology, and geography to analize how ecosystems function, evolve, and respond to natural and human-induced changes over time. Through this holistic approach, the science and art of geography ecosystem aim to inform conservation efforts and land management strategies and sustainable development practices.

8. Temparature Biomes:

9. TUNDRA Cold, treeless landscape found in the arctic and high altitudes.

10. BOREAL FOREST Coniferous forest found in subarctic regions.

11. TEMPERATE FOREST Forest with moderate temperature and distinct seasons found in region like North America and Europe.

12. GRASSLAND Open areas dominated by grasses and herbaceous plants, such as the prairies of North America or steppes of our asia.

13. Tropical Biomes:

14. DESERT Dry regions with minimal prepitation, such as Savanna Desert.

15. SAVANNA Grassland with scattered trees and shrubs found in tropical and subtropical regions.

16. Grassland tropical Savana Tropical grasslands, many of which are savannas, are located between 30ºN and 30ºS of the equator. They are found in South America, Africa, Asia, and Australia. Tropical grasslands experience temperatures that do not drop below freezing and have distinct wet and dry seasons.

17. dry forest Forest with a pronounced dry season, found in regions like centras America.

18. TROPICAL FOREST Dense forests near the equator characterized by high biodiversity and abundant rainfall (eg, Amazon rainforest).

19. Tropical dry forest Tropical dry forests occur in tropical areas where most of the precipitation falls during a single wet season. Tropical grasslands are tropical biomes with relatively low rainfall where the primary producers are grasses.

20. EARTH’S MAJOR BIOMES Refers to the major ecological region on Earth characterized by distinct climates regetation and animal life.

21. AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM Includes fresh water (lakes) and main ecosystem (ocean, coral reefs) such with its own biodiversity and ecological dynamics.

22. POPULATION AND COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO CHANGING CONDITIONS OVER TIME Study of how populations ( groups of organisms ) and communities, ( interacting population ) adapt and respond to environmental changes, such as climate change, habitat loss or human impact.

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