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This biome described here is the Taiga biome. This biome is a cool forest biome of conifers in the upper Northern-Hemisphere. It has mid-high latitude with long, cold winters and cool summers. It is not very fertile. It is also known as the ''Coniferous Forest'' biome. Some of the animals are rodents, bears, caribou, deer, elk , and mountain lions. Some of the plants are conifer trees, spruce trees, fir trees, and evergreen trees. Some of the biotic factors of this ecosystem is the animals, plants, bacteria, and the protist.
Some of the abiotic factors of this ecosystem are the rocks, soil, temperature, rain (though there is not a lot), rivers, sunlight, and mountains. Some environmental problems are that people are polluting the air which makes acid rain. We can fix that by not using factories that are big and have lots of smoke and stop using so much gas in cars. This would decrease the amount of pollutants in the air. A food web is the overlapping of food chains in an ecosystem. In this example (left) the trees, the berries, and the grass are the producers. The consumers are the snowshoe rabbit, porcupine, deer, caribou, insect, and a moose. The secondary consumers are mink, ermine, wolverine, and the skunk. The decomposers are the great horned owl, the snowy owl, the arctic fox, the hawk, and the snake. And the sun provides all the energy.
Some of the abiotic factors of this ecosystem are the rocks, soil, temperature, rain (though there is not a lot), rivers, sunlight, and mountains. Some environmental problems are that people are polluting the air which makes acid rain. We can fix that by not using factories that are big and have lots of smoke and stop using so much gas in cars. This would decrease the amount of pollutants in the air. A food web is the overlapping of food chains in an ecosystem. In this example (left) the trees, the berries, and the grass are the producers. The consumers are the snowshoe rabbit, porcupine, deer, caribou, insect, and a moose. The secondary consumers are mink, ermine, wolverine, and the skunk. The decomposers are the great horned owl, the snowy owl, the arctic fox, the hawk, and the snake. And the sun provides all the energy.