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Biome Project

Biome Project. Desert, Chaparral, Tropical Rainforest, Savanna By Mark, Andrew, Rosanna, and Mike. The Desert. Deserts.

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Biomes Major ecosystems found in large geographic regions characterized by a distinct vegetative

Biomes Major ecosystems found in large geographic regions characterized by a distinct vegetative community. --primarily a result of abiotic processes. Physiognomy The overall appearance of a biome or community based on the relative density, height, and shape of its dominant vegetation.

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Unit 16 (Ch. 22) Gas Exchange & Excretion

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TRIVIAS

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Leporidae

RODENTIA Wombat Aye-aye Leporidae North American Rodent Families Protrogomorphous Aplodontidae Hystricomorphous Erethrizontidae Sciuromorphous Sciuridae Castoridae Myomorphous Heteromyidae Geomyidae Muridae Dipodidae Aplodontidae Molars with spines Cranium flattened D-V

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The Advantage of Being a Furball: Diversification of Mammals

The Advantage of Being a Furball: Diversification of Mammals. Differences between Reptiles and Mammals. Reptiles No milk Small brain case Jaw contains more than one bone Simple teeth One ear bone Continual growth Variable temperature Scales or knobby skin. Mammals Milk

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What I eat:

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Desert

Desert. By: Shaeel Al-Attiya. About the deserts.

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Surviving in the Simpson Desert By: Kasey S., Kate, and Riley

Surviving in the Simpson Desert By: Kasey S., Kate, and Riley Animals Safe or Not! The Bilby is a desert-dwelling marsupial omnivores; They are very excellent burrowers. SAFE!! Perenties: In 2005, researchers discovered that perenties can be somewhat venomous. NOT!!

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Tropical Desert

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Can you name this Scientist? (hint: naturalist)

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Deserts!

Deserts!. By: Kenton, Carissa, Elise. Including parts of North America, South America, Africa, Australia, and parts of Asia On every continent (except Europe and Antarctica) Found away from the coast There are many different kinds : hot, cold and most are very dry

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World Deserts

World Deserts. 6 th Grade History Ch. 1 Notes. What Is a Desert?. One word that describes all deserts is DRY Identified by how many inches of precipitation a location gets in an avg. year (moisture in the form of rain, snow, hail, or sleet)

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FACTS

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