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Contents 1 Looking at Maps -- Due Sunday March 5, 5pm 1.1 Click "Major Habitat types" 1.2 Click "Vegetation" 1.3 Click "Natural Landscapes" 1.4 Click "Soil Types" 1.4.1 5) What soil types are in Southern Illinois? 1.5 Click "Population Density" 1.5.1 6) What are the population densities in Southern Illinois? 1.5.2 7) What are the population densities in the Everglades region? 1.5.3 8) What are the population densities Near New Orleans? 1.5.4 9) How do each of these poulation densities compare? Do you think they correctly depict the poulations in those areas? 1.6 Click "Flood Regions" 1.6.1 10) Near New Orleans, compare this map to the population densities and explain what you find. 1.6.2 11) Overview: Pick a region-Southern Illinois, New Orleans, or Everglades and discuss the possible problems of assigning a single zone type to each of these smaller regions by comparing each of the map types above.

Looking at Maps -- Due Sunday March 5, 5pm

Using the online map source from National Geographic, found at MapMachine.

Answer the following questions about major ecosystems, soils, climates, and populations.

There are three zoom modes to use to answer these questions; world-view, US-view, and Southern Illinois view. You may copy this page's source to start your work if you like.

Click "Major Habitat types"

====1) Do these major ecosystems of the world match what you have already learned so far about biomes?====To an extent it matches what I've learned, however the map is far more detailed. It breaks the biomes down into smaller categories; we just covered major biomes.

====2) What does National Geographic call these regions? What region(s) are in Southern Illinois?====Mangroves, flooded grasslands, boreal forests, taiga, tropical and subtropical grasslands and savannas and shrublands, temperate grassland savanna and shrubland Med. scrub tropical and subtropical forests, temperate coniferious forest desert and xeric shrubland, tropic and subtropic coniferious forests, montane grassland, tundra, tropic and subtropic moist

Temperate grasslands, savannas, and shrubland; Temperate broadleaf and mixed forests.

Click "Vegetation"

====3) What vegetation types are in Southern Illinois?====Forest steppe and steppe with subtropic elements, broadleaf decidious forests with evergreen elements,

Click "Natural Landscapes"

====4) What landscape types are in Southern Illinois?====Savannah and open woodland, mixed and broadleafed forests

Click "Soil Types"

5) What soil types are in Southern Illinois?

Click "Population Density"

6) What are the population densities in Southern Illinois?

7) What are the population densities in the Everglades region?

8) What are the population densities Near New Orleans?

9) How do each of these poulation densities compare? Do you think they correctly depict the poulations in those areas?

Click "Flood Regions"

10) Near New Orleans, compare this map to the population densities and explain what you find.

11) Overview: Pick a region-Southern Illinois, New Orleans, or Everglades and discuss the possible problems of assigning a single zone type to each of these smaller regions by comparing each of the map types above.

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