'Snowy owl' presentation slideshows

By: Kyle Meakim, Danny Pavlovsky, Ariel Meltser, Nikki Gallant Team C

The Tundra. By: Kyle Meakim, Danny Pavlovsky, Ariel Meltser, Nikki Gallant Team C . Location. Farthest biome north Covers all the continents that surround the top of earth Middle Canada to Arctic Ocean In arctic circle Known as the frozen prairie or ice desert . Greenland. Europe.

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TUNDRA

TUNDRA. By Charlotte,Trinity , Jean Paul, and Spencer. Table Of Contents. Map of the Tundra page 3 The Tundra page 4 Animals of the Tundra pages 6- 7 Plants of the Tundra pages 8 - 9 People of the Tundra pages 10-12.

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DOCUMENTATION

DOCUMENTATION. Citing Sources in the Text. Citing Sources in the Text. PARENTHETICAL DOCUMENTATION

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The Tundra

The Tundra. By: Trevre Routhier . Location. The areas labeled in orange are tundra biomes. Climate. Harsh winters Low temperatures Little precipitation Short summers. Vegetation. There are few plant species in a tundra. Like shrubbery and other things like so: Arctic moss Cotton Grass .

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Arctic Tundra

Arctic Tundra. By Joseph A. Morgan. Location. The arctic tundra is almost entirely in the Northern Hemisphere. The arctic tundra is on isolated islands near Antarctica in the Southern Hemisphere. It falls between two other major biomes, the ice caps and taiga

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Snowy Owl

Snowy Owl. Nyctea Scandiaca. Where its name comes from. Greek word nycteus , meaning nocturnal, and the Latinized name for Scandinavia, where the first specimen was collected. also called the Arctic Owl or Great White Owl . . Where is its habitat.

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By: Alex

By: Alex. Winter Birds!. Female Downy Woodpecker. Male Downy Woodpecker. Downy woodpeckers are black and have a white checkerboard pattern on their back. Their head is striped, and their belly is white. Males have a red spot on their heads. Article From allaboutbirds.org . They eat:

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Arctic Animals

Arctic Animals. Introduction. http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_oIgDrsdeg. Animals of the LAND. Caribou Arctic Fox Lemming. Animals of the SEA. http:// video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/animals/mammals-animals/bears-and-pandas/bear_polar_momsandcubs.html. Polar Bears Whales

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Facts About Snowy Owls

Facts About Snowy Owls. By Daniella. Appearance. Snowy Owls have white feathers and black spots Snowy Owls have big eyes the color of green and yellow One of the Biggest Owl of the world. Yong. The female Owl lays her egg on the ground.

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How many species are living in the Arctic

How many species are living in the Arctic. By Megan. My Introduction. This is my Introduction to my paragraph .

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Savanna Biome

Savanna Biome. tropical grassland with some clumps of trees . trees can be palm, pine, and acacia Animals include elephants, giraffes, zebras, gazelles , lions , leopards, and hyenas Tropical Savannas are located in Africa

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All About Owls

All About Owls. By Jaylin. Appearance. The Snowy Owl is white has orange eyes on the feathers . It it has some gray and bits of black. The barn owl has a heart shaped face. The Barn Owl has a heart shaped face. It is white and brown it has black eyes.

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Birds

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THE SNOWY OWL

THE SNOWY OWL. By John Chiarovano. HABITAT. The snowy owl lives in open tundra and meadows in Alaska , Greenland, Canada , Scandinavia and Russia. Adaptation #1.

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Tundra Biome

Tundra Biome. By Maya Choksi. A tundra is a bleak, treeless, cold, and dry place. There are two kinds of tundras . They are arctic and alpine. Definition. Arctic Alpine North Pole South Pole Antarctica . Examples.

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Siberian Tundra

Siberian Tundra. Created by: James Velotta. Global Location and Climatic Conditions. The tundra is located at the top of the northern hemisphere in Europe, Asia and North America. It covers 20% of the earth's surface just below the polar cap . . Winter is around-40 degrees Fahrenheit.

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By: Keith Macknight

Tundra Biome. By: Keith Macknight. Tundra Biome facts. Tundra Biomes are cold throughout the year. In summertime, the sun shines 24 hours a day, but it is still cold. Summer only lasts 6-10 weeks. Summer can cause the permafrost to melt, which creates bogs full of stinging insects.

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Deciduous Forest

Deciduous Forest. By: Wesley Sorenson. Definition.

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See you in September

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See you in September

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