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The document describes a coniferous forest ecosystem, including average temperature and precipitation, location in the United States, and seasonal weather patterns. It defines producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, tertiary consumers, and decomposers in the forest food chain. The document also mentions food webs, water, carbon, and nitrogen cycles operating within the forest ecosystem and identifies unsustainable tree cutting by the growing human population as a threat.

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Coniferous Forest

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About  Temperature- 40 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit.  Precipitation- 300 to 900 milliliters per year.  Location- United States of America.  Weather- Cold, long, snowy winters, and warm humid summers.  Abiotic Factors- Soil, air, rocks, and light.  Biotic Factors- Evergreen Trees, shrubs, rodents, and animals.

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Definitions  Producer- A living thing that produces its own food.  Primary Consumer- A living thing that eats the producer.  Secondary Consumer- A living thing that eats the primary consumer.  Tertiary Consumer- A living thing that eats the consumers and doesn’t get eaten.  Decomposers- A living thing that eats decomposed animals.

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Food Web

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Food Chain

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Water Cycle

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Carbon Cycle

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Nitrogen Cycle

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Dangers One of the environmental problems in the forest is the human population. The population increased and people cut trees down for many reasons like firewood and making house and many more.

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Coniferous forest2

  • 2. About  Temperature- 40 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit.  Precipitation- 300 to 900 milliliters per year.  Location- United States of America.  Weather- Cold, long, snowy winters, and warm humid summers.  Abiotic Factors- Soil, air, rocks, and light.  Biotic Factors- Evergreen Trees, shrubs, rodents, and animals.
  • 3. Definitions  Producer- A living thing that produces its own food.  Primary Consumer- A living thing that eats the producer.  Secondary Consumer- A living thing that eats the primary consumer.  Tertiary Consumer- A living thing that eats the consumers and doesn’t get eaten.  Decomposers- A living thing that eats decomposed animals.
  • 9. Dangers One of the environmental problems in the forest is the human population. The population increased and people cut trees down for many reasons like firewood and making house and many more.