Deciduous woodlands adaptations (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Quizzes
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What does 'moderate biodiversity' in deciduous woodlands mean?
What does 'moderate biodiversity' in deciduous woodlands mean?
More than deserts, fewer than rainforests
Which factor limits biodiversity in deciduous woodlands during winter?
Which factor limits biodiversity in deciduous woodlands during winter?
Reduced food production
How does higher latitude location limit biodiversity in deciduous woodlands?
How does higher latitude location limit biodiversity in deciduous woodlands?
Lower temperatures & fewer daylight hours
How do multiple layers in deciduous woodlands support biodiversity?
How do multiple layers in deciduous woodlands support biodiversity?
Provide diverse habitats & niches
How do birds like swallows and warblers survive winter in deciduous woodlands?
How do birds like swallows and warblers survive winter in deciduous woodlands?
They migrate to warmer regions
What adaptation do squirrels use to survive winter food shortages?
What adaptation do squirrels use to survive winter food shortages?
Caching nuts & seeds in autumn
How does hibernation help hedgehogs survive winter?
How does hibernation help hedgehogs survive winter?
Slows metabolism & reduces energy needs
Why do deciduous trees drop their leaves in autumn?
Why do deciduous trees drop their leaves in autumn?
To reduce water loss via transpiration
What triggers deciduous trees to begin dropping their leaves?
What triggers deciduous trees to begin dropping their leaves?
Hormone changes responding to environment
Why do deciduous trees spread their branches wide?
Why do deciduous trees spread their branches wide?
To maximize access to available sunlight
What are the two main benefits of deep root systems in deciduous trees?
What are the two main benefits of deep root systems in deciduous trees?
Stability against wind & water access