Author: Nicholas Westergaard

Biome:
Large scale Abiotic Factors present in the Biome (ex. climate temperature, precipitation)
An example Climatograph is included
Location in the world is given

Flow Chart Template
Biome to Organism

Ecosystem:
An example ecosystem in the Biome is described
Features (like land formation or water features) are described
Small scale Abiotic Factors (ex. soils, altitude)

Community:
Organisms in the community are included
Interactions between biotic and abiotic factors in the community are provided

Organism:
Description of the organism is given

Organism with Biotic Interactions:
Interactions with other members of the community are listed.
Adaptations used to survive or interact with other organisms are provided
Interactions are described and include key vocabulary words (ex. Commensalism, Mutualism, Parasitism, Predator, Prey)

Organism Niche:
Role of the organism in its ecosystem is described with detail

Organism with Abiotic Interactions:
Adaptations used to survive the abiotic factors are given (ex. fur, gills)

Organism:
Description of the organism is given

Flow Chart Template
Organism to Biome

Community:
Organisms in the community are included
Interactions between biotic and abiotic factors in the community are provided

Organism with Biotic Interactions:
Interactions with other members of the community are listed.
Adaptations used to survive or interact with other organisms are provided
Interactions are described and include key vocabulary words (ex. Commensalism, Mutualism, Parasitism, Predator, Prey)

Ecosystem:
An example ecosystem in the Biome is described
Features (like land formation or water features) are described
Small scale Abiotic Factors (ex. soils, altitude)

Organism Niche:
Role of the organism in its ecosystem is described with detail

Biome:
Large scale Abiotic Factors present in the Biome (ex. climate temperature, precipitation)
An example Climatograph is included
Location in the world is given

Organism with Abiotic Interactions:
Adaptations used to survive the abiotic factors are given (ex. fur, gills)