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Biome Chart
Biome Chart
Adaptations:
Niche:
Caribou:
White
Wolves:
Bald
Eagles:
Ermine:
-An adaptation of an
Ermine is its skinny,
flexible body. This
allows them to reach
the burrows of the
rodents they prey on.
This also them to sneak
up on larger animals
and bite the top of their
spinal cord. This then
paralyzes the larger
animal.
Autotroph/Hetero
troph
Heterotroph
Lichens
Vegetation in
the tundra
Sedges
Shrubs
Mushrooms
Heterotroph
Elk
Moose
Earthworms
grasshoppers
Heterotroph
ducks
birds
various types
of fish
(whatever
they can
find)
Heterotroph
mice
lemmings
cotton tails
small hares
porcupines
squirrels
Shrew:
Mosses:
Lichens:
-Preys on insects,
slugs, spiders and
worms.
Heterotroph
insects
slugs
worms
spiders
amphibians
-Moss provides
nitrogen fixation
the ecosystem.
Autotroph
-Lichen helps
contributes to
putting nutrients
in the air by
photosynthesis.
This is important
since it is one of
the few plants
here in the
tundra.
Autotroph