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Biomes

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Chaparral Biome

Chaparral Biome. Mason Carbone and Elizabeth Wilmouth. Location. West coast of the United States West coast of South America Cape Town South Africa Western Tip of Australia Coastal areas of the Mediterranean. Seasons and climate. Winter-mild and moist not rainy Summer-hot and dry

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Rain Forest Biome

Rain Forest Biome. By: Shannon Zajec and Allie Gaye. http://www.deltarepro.com/img/rainforest.jpg. Locations. Rainforests are found in more than forty countries around the equator.

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Animals of Ecuador

Animals of Ecuador. Photos and Text by Katherine Williams. Land Iguana. This iguana lives in a park. The hotel workers feed it cabbage. Pelican. The pelican eats fish from the ocean. Llama. The llama lives in the Andes Mountains. Llamas eat grass. Parrots.

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Biomes of the World

Biomes of the World. What is a biome?. A BIOME is the largest geographic biotic unit, a major community of plants and animals with similar life forms and environmental conditions. How are biomes formed?.

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Tropical Rainforest

Tropical Rainforest. Todd Jackson and Brittni Jones 2 nd Period Ecology. Climate. Average temperature: 77 degrees Fahrenheit Temperature: NEVER DROPS BELOW 64 degrees Fahrenheit ( Because the plants are not adapted to frost). CENTRAL AMERICA THE AMAZON AFRICA. SOUTHERN ASIA

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Biomes of the World

Biomes of the World. What is a biome?. A BIOME is the largest geographic biotic unit, a major community of plants and animals with similar life forms and environmental conditions. How are biomes formed?.

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Tropical Rainforest

Tropical Rainforest. Michaela Mohrey. Location. North central America, South America, Africa, Asia, Australasia . Abiotic factors. A forest of tall trees. A region of year round warmth. Temperatures rarely gets higher then 93. degrees or drops lower then 68 degrees.

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Temperate Grasslands

Temperate Grasslands. 1) Temperate Grasslands 2) Introduction 3) Formation of Temperate Grasslands 4) Temperature Range (1) 5) Temperature Range (2) 6) Precipitation 7) Altitude 8) Wind direction 9) Ocean Currents 10) Special Characteristics of Organisms 11) Bibliography.

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Kangaroo rat

Kangaroo rat by:Tjeerd Facts Tail is always bigger than body tail acts as balance when hopping solitary by nature belligerent; often fight by jumping in the air and slashing at each other with hind legs kick sand into enemies only come out at night grass insects ocotillo

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Arctic Tundra Biome

Arctic Tundra Biome. Botanist Point of View Jayne Science Group: Jayne, Emma M, Tommy, and Jeff. Weather and Climate.

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