Cambria, Environmental Science
by Cambria Gysi
1. Types of Biomes
1.1. Rainforest
1.2. Temperate Deciduous Forest
1.3. Coniferous forest
1.4. Desert
1.5. Tundra
1.6. Freshwater biome
1.7. Marine biome
1.8. Grassland/savannah
2. Food Chain
3. Producer
4. Primary Consumer
5. Secondary Consumer
6. Tertiary consumer
7. Decomposer
8. Trophic Levels
9. Biotic Factors
10. Abiotic Factors
11. Biodiversity
12. Genetic Biodiversity
13. Species Biodiversity
14. Ecosystem Biodiversity
15. Endangered species
16. Threatened species
17. Indicator species
18. Water Pollution
19. Aquifer
20. Desalination
21. Water Purification
22. Watershed
23. Impermeable
24. Erosion
25. Runoff
26. Wetlands
27. Urbanization
28. Point source
29. Non-point source
30. Organic pollutant
31. Inorganic pollutant
32. Natural Resources
33. Renewable resource
34. Nonrenewable resource
35. Levels of Organization
35.1. Organism
35.2. Population
35.3. Community
35.4. Ecosystem
35.5. Biome
36. Food web
37. Hot Spot
38. Ecological succession
39. Primary succession
40. Secondary succession
41. Pioneer species
42. Climax community
43. Limiting factors
44. Carrying capacity
45. Population Growth
46. Population Growth rate
47. Exponential growth
48. J-curve
49. S-curve
