Discussion and questions about chapter 9 Chapter 9: Habitats, environment and survival Remember that this is just a guide. Also use ‘quick check’, ‘key ideas’ and ‘key words’ as guides.
Page
Title
Summary/ key ideas
257-258
Giant monsters of the deep
Read only
258-260
Habitat: where an organism lives
Medium (habitat V microhabitat)
260-263
Range: the distribution of habitats
Medium (range V distribution)
263-267
Technology as a tool in biology
Read and choose 2 techniques to summarise
267-270
Who lives in a habitat
Long- be very clear on the term ‘niche’
270- 278
Environment: what’s it like there?
Long-
-Differences between aquatic (fresh and marine and terrestrial environments).
-micro-environments (how is temperature and humidity different in shelters?)
-tolerance range
-limiting factors
278-282
The Australian environment
Long-
-what climatic trends do we see?
-how does La nina/ El nino affect climate?
- how do soil trends affect habitat types?
283- 288
Surviving the Australian environment
Med-Long: what adaptations/ plant types do we see in arid environments?
289- 291
Australian Fauna: what survives where?
Med-Long: adaptations to survive arid environments
Glossary:
Biotic
Abiotic
Adaptation
Niche
Niche overlap
Migration
La Nina
El nino
Range
Limiting factor
Stomata
Water tapper
Micro habitat
Micro-environment
Leaching
Desiccation
Diapause
Dormancy
Competition
Stomata
Filter feeder
Closed forest
Open forest
Hummock grassland
Ephemeral
Qualitative
Quantitative
Photic zone
Distribution
Terrestrial
Aquatic
Arboreal
Marine
Fossorial
Herbivorous
Frugivorous
Carnivorous
Insectivorous
Omnivorous
Diurnal
Nocturnal
Crepuscular
Chapter 9: Habitats, environment and survival
Remember that this is just a guide. Also use ‘quick check’, ‘key ideas’ and ‘key words’ as guides.
-Differences between aquatic (fresh and marine and terrestrial environments).
-micro-environments (how is temperature and humidity different in shelters?)
-tolerance range
-limiting factors
-what climatic trends do we see?
-how does La nina/ El nino affect climate?
- how do soil trends affect habitat types?
Biotic
Abiotic
Adaptation
Niche
Niche overlap
Migration
La Nina
El nino
Range
Limiting factor
Stomata
Water tapper
Micro habitat
Micro-environment
Leaching
Desiccation
Diapause
Dormancy
Competition
Stomata
Filter feeder
Closed forest
Open forest
Hummock grassland
Ephemeral
Qualitative
Quantitative
Photic zone
Distribution
Terrestrial
Aquatic
Arboreal
Marine
Fossorial
Herbivorous
Frugivorous
Carnivorous
Insectivorous
Omnivorous
Diurnal
Nocturnal
Crepuscular