Definition of biome in English:

biome

noun ˈbʌɪəʊmˈbaɪˌoʊm

Ecology

A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. forest or tundra.
Example sentencesExamples
- The researcher expects to describe or recognize distinct biological populations when sampling is over distinct environments, habitats, biomes, or faunal assemblages.
- What about selection among communities, ecosystems, biomes, planets, star systems, galaxies?
- This is an area larger than most terrestrial biomes.
- We looked specifically for evidence of such movement in Western Tanagers because, as coniferous forest breeders, up-slope movements would take them to more productive habitats in the same biome.
- The distribution of these major biomes correlates extremely well with global patterns of climate based on a combination of factors such as temperature, precipitation, and the intensity of isolation.
- It is nuanced, thorough, and intelligent, and deserves to propagate within the vast biome of environmental, Western, and Native American history.
- The early Permian saw the continuation of the Carboniferous biomes, with polar tundra regions and warm wet tropical swamp forests.
- Are the biogeographic and ecological responses of tropical-rain forest species representative of those of other fragmented biomes?
- Most of the collecting, preliminary sorting work, and an increasing volume of taxonomic naming, will take place in small corners of the world, thus spreading the work to a diverse group of nationalities and biomes.
- As has been argued previously, savannas may represent a unique biome where predictions developed for grasslands or forests may not directly apply, and more research into the dynamics of these interesting biomes is clearly needed.
- The habitat gap analysis is one of the most important keys in assessing the irreplaceability of specific biomes and provides the first step.
- Events in temperate or tropical biomes can indirectly impact Arctic and sub-Arctic environments via their effect on migratory species.
- As a result we have largely taken over two biomes in the temperate regions - the grassland and the forest.
- To help identify areas most likely to benefit from conservation dollars, the scientists looked at the world in terms of biomes, or communities of living organisms in a single major ecological region.
- Explore earth science by picking and studying a specific biome: tundra, taiga, forest, grassland, or desert.
- Genera from western biomes are present in the Fort Atkinson fauna in northeastern Illinois, indicating some porosity in the biomic barrier separating it from the Maquoketa Biome.
- Genetic diversity can be measured at many different levels, including population, species, community, and biome.
- Studies whose data we included in this paper represented a wide array of biomes, ecosystems, plant functional types, species, and soil types.
- These chapters generally provide a literature review of phenological studies in the biome, examine factors influencing phenology, look at climate change within the region, and address conservation issues.
- Representatives of all of the biomes can be found within this region, from alpine tundra near Flagstaff, Arizona, to tropical forests in southern Sonora, Mexico.

Origin

Early 20th century: from bio- 'life' + -ome.

Definition of biome in US English:

biome

nounˈbaɪˌoʊmˈbīˌōm

Ecology

A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. forest or tundra.
Example sentencesExamples
- Representatives of all of the biomes can be found within this region, from alpine tundra near Flagstaff, Arizona, to tropical forests in southern Sonora, Mexico.
- We looked specifically for evidence of such movement in Western Tanagers because, as coniferous forest breeders, up-slope movements would take them to more productive habitats in the same biome.
- Are the biogeographic and ecological responses of tropical-rain forest species representative of those of other fragmented biomes?
- What about selection among communities, ecosystems, biomes, planets, star systems, galaxies?
- Explore earth science by picking and studying a specific biome: tundra, taiga, forest, grassland, or desert.
- These chapters generally provide a literature review of phenological studies in the biome, examine factors influencing phenology, look at climate change within the region, and address conservation issues.
- Most of the collecting, preliminary sorting work, and an increasing volume of taxonomic naming, will take place in small corners of the world, thus spreading the work to a diverse group of nationalities and biomes.
- It is nuanced, thorough, and intelligent, and deserves to propagate within the vast biome of environmental, Western, and Native American history.
- The researcher expects to describe or recognize distinct biological populations when sampling is over distinct environments, habitats, biomes, or faunal assemblages.
- Studies whose data we included in this paper represented a wide array of biomes, ecosystems, plant functional types, species, and soil types.
- Genetic diversity can be measured at many different levels, including population, species, community, and biome.
- As has been argued previously, savannas may represent a unique biome where predictions developed for grasslands or forests may not directly apply, and more research into the dynamics of these interesting biomes is clearly needed.
- Genera from western biomes are present in the Fort Atkinson fauna in northeastern Illinois, indicating some porosity in the biomic barrier separating it from the Maquoketa Biome.
- This is an area larger than most terrestrial biomes.
- Events in temperate or tropical biomes can indirectly impact Arctic and sub-Arctic environments via their effect on migratory species.
- To help identify areas most likely to benefit from conservation dollars, the scientists looked at the world in terms of biomes, or communities of living organisms in a single major ecological region.
- As a result we have largely taken over two biomes in the temperate regions - the grassland and the forest.
- The early Permian saw the continuation of the Carboniferous biomes, with polar tundra regions and warm wet tropical swamp forests.
- The habitat gap analysis is one of the most important keys in assessing the irreplaceability of specific biomes and provides the first step.
- The distribution of these major biomes correlates extremely well with global patterns of climate based on a combination of factors such as temperature, precipitation, and the intensity of isolation.

Origin

Early 20th century: from bio- ‘life’ + -ome.

单词	biome
释义	Definition of biome in English: biome noun ˈbʌɪəʊmˈbaɪˌoʊm Ecology A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. forest or tundra. Example sentencesExamples The researcher expects to describe or recognize distinct biological populations when sampling is over distinct environments, habitats, biomes, or faunal assemblages. What about selection among communities, ecosystems, biomes, planets, star systems, galaxies? This is an area larger than most terrestrial biomes. We looked specifically for evidence of such movement in Western Tanagers because, as coniferous forest breeders, up-slope movements would take them to more productive habitats in the same biome. The distribution of these major biomes correlates extremely well with global patterns of climate based on a combination of factors such as temperature, precipitation, and the intensity of isolation. It is nuanced, thorough, and intelligent, and deserves to propagate within the vast biome of environmental, Western, and Native American history. The early Permian saw the continuation of the Carboniferous biomes, with polar tundra regions and warm wet tropical swamp forests. Are the biogeographic and ecological responses of tropical-rain forest species representative of those of other fragmented biomes? Most of the collecting, preliminary sorting work, and an increasing volume of taxonomic naming, will take place in small corners of the world, thus spreading the work to a diverse group of nationalities and biomes. As has been argued previously, savannas may represent a unique biome where predictions developed for grasslands or forests may not directly apply, and more research into the dynamics of these interesting biomes is clearly needed. The habitat gap analysis is one of the most important keys in assessing the irreplaceability of specific biomes and provides the first step. Events in temperate or tropical biomes can indirectly impact Arctic and sub-Arctic environments via their effect on migratory species. As a result we have largely taken over two biomes in the temperate regions - the grassland and the forest. To help identify areas most likely to benefit from conservation dollars, the scientists looked at the world in terms of biomes, or communities of living organisms in a single major ecological region. Explore earth science by picking and studying a specific biome: tundra, taiga, forest, grassland, or desert. Genera from western biomes are present in the Fort Atkinson fauna in northeastern Illinois, indicating some porosity in the biomic barrier separating it from the Maquoketa Biome. Genetic diversity can be measured at many different levels, including population, species, community, and biome. Studies whose data we included in this paper represented a wide array of biomes, ecosystems, plant functional types, species, and soil types. These chapters generally provide a literature review of phenological studies in the biome, examine factors influencing phenology, look at climate change within the region, and address conservation issues. Representatives of all of the biomes can be found within this region, from alpine tundra near Flagstaff, Arizona, to tropical forests in southern Sonora, Mexico. Origin Early 20th century: from bio- 'life' + -ome. Definition of biome in US English: biome nounˈbaɪˌoʊmˈbīˌōm Ecology A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. forest or tundra. Example sentencesExamples Representatives of all of the biomes can be found within this region, from alpine tundra near Flagstaff, Arizona, to tropical forests in southern Sonora, Mexico. We looked specifically for evidence of such movement in Western Tanagers because, as coniferous forest breeders, up-slope movements would take them to more productive habitats in the same biome. Are the biogeographic and ecological responses of tropical-rain forest species representative of those of other fragmented biomes? What about selection among communities, ecosystems, biomes, planets, star systems, galaxies? Explore earth science by picking and studying a specific biome: tundra, taiga, forest, grassland, or desert. These chapters generally provide a literature review of phenological studies in the biome, examine factors influencing phenology, look at climate change within the region, and address conservation issues. Most of the collecting, preliminary sorting work, and an increasing volume of taxonomic naming, will take place in small corners of the world, thus spreading the work to a diverse group of nationalities and biomes. It is nuanced, thorough, and intelligent, and deserves to propagate within the vast biome of environmental, Western, and Native American history. The researcher expects to describe or recognize distinct biological populations when sampling is over distinct environments, habitats, biomes, or faunal assemblages. Studies whose data we included in this paper represented a wide array of biomes, ecosystems, plant functional types, species, and soil types. Genetic diversity can be measured at many different levels, including population, species, community, and biome. As has been argued previously, savannas may represent a unique biome where predictions developed for grasslands or forests may not directly apply, and more research into the dynamics of these interesting biomes is clearly needed. Genera from western biomes are present in the Fort Atkinson fauna in northeastern Illinois, indicating some porosity in the biomic barrier separating it from the Maquoketa Biome. This is an area larger than most terrestrial biomes. Events in temperate or tropical biomes can indirectly impact Arctic and sub-Arctic environments via their effect on migratory species. To help identify areas most likely to benefit from conservation dollars, the scientists looked at the world in terms of biomes, or communities of living organisms in a single major ecological region. As a result we have largely taken over two biomes in the temperate regions - the grassland and the forest. The early Permian saw the continuation of the Carboniferous biomes, with polar tundra regions and warm wet tropical swamp forests. The habitat gap analysis is one of the most important keys in assessing the irreplaceability of specific biomes and provides the first step. The distribution of these major biomes correlates extremely well with global patterns of climate based on a combination of factors such as temperature, precipitation, and the intensity of isolation. Origin Early 20th century: from bio- ‘life’ + -ome.
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