Cambria, Environmental Science

Cambria, Environmental Science Door 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