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What are the 3 adaptations of a coniferous tree

• cone shape


• shallow roots


• thin at top so it sways with the wind

What are the 3 adaptations of a caribou

• 2 layers of fur


• large surface area on there feet


• veins run near each other

What are the 3 adaptations of a polar bear

They're strong swimmers


● They have a thick layer of fat


● white fur acts as an insulater and camouflage

What do the Inuits do to adapt to there environment

They have built houses on stilts so it doesn't sink from permafrost


• sloped roof so snow falls off


• they use snow mobiles so that the skis distribute the weight more

What are the 3 adaptations of a quiver tree

• It has white powder so it deflects the heat


• It can self amputate so water focuses on other branches


• small pores on leaves so there isn't a lot of evaporation

What are the 3 adaptations of a red kangaroo

• They wipe saliva on there arms to keep them self cool


• They dig holes so they can sit on colder soil


• Blood vessels near skin

Impacts of climate change / global warming

Increase temperature in the outback by 2100 - it's predicted to be 5.8° higher


•It will increase the amount of droughts and low water supply


• land could expand by 100-200 km further south

What are the impacts on extreme cultures

Out migration - if young people leave there won't be anyone to look after the older people


• tourism - people could destroy cave paintings that are close to there culture


• River pollution - oil could spill into rivers which then couldn't be used for drinking and could kill fish

What is multi cropping

When you plant crops among trees

What are 3 advantages of multicropping

• increases yield by 10 times


• soil becomes more fertile


• if one dies the other could still survive

What are is the weird name for stone lines

Diguettes

What do stonelines do

Stop water from flowing away

What is an advantage of stonelines

It umm stops the good soil from being taken away

What is Desertification

Deserts growing over time

How does desertification happen

The soil being exposed to the wind and flooding

What is the kyoto protocol

It's a global solution for co2

Where was the meeting for kyoto protocol taken place

A place in Japan called kyoto lol