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Exploring Freshwater Ecosystems and Habitats

Exploring Freshwater Ecosystems and Habitats

Paperback

Series: The Ultimate Guide to Biomes

Science & Nature

Publisher Price: $9.99

PREORDER - Expected ship date January 1, 2027

ISBN10: 1761403052
ISBN13: 9781761403057
Publisher: Inquisitive Press
Published: Jan 1 2027
Pages: 32
Language: English

Fresh water is not a limitless resource. It is rare, making up only 1 percent of all the available water on Earth, but all the billions of land animals, including humans, need fresh water to survive. How is human activity affecting this important resource?

Dividing the Earth up by its biomes is one way of making sense of the different landscapes we see. A biome is a large region of the Earth with its own climate, landscape, plants, soils, animals and water systems, all of which interact to create the biome's features. Find out how each biome is unique, and what effects humans are having on them.

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