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Tundra

Tundra. Biome Research By Dylan Yeager . Tundra Geography and Climate. Climate: 6 – 9 months winter and 6 – 10 weeks of summer. Location: upper north America and north Eurasia . Description: A very cold, dry, tree less region. Soil type: permafrost and little nutrients.

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Tundra

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  1. Tundra Biome Research By Dylan Yeager

  2. TundraGeography and Climate • Climate: 6 – 9 months winter and 6 – 10 weeks of summer. • Location: upper north America and north Eurasia. • Description: A very cold, dry, tree less region. • Soil type: permafrost and little nutrients. • Precipitation: less than 25 centimeters per year. • Temperature Range: -12 degrees on average.

  3. TundraBiodiversity • Plant Species: Lichens, mosses, grasses, and small shrubs. • Animal Species: Ducks, geese, shorebirds, songbirds, caribou, mice, reindeer, arctic hares, voles, lemmings, musk oxen, hawks, snowy owls, willow grouse, mosquitoes, and black flies.

  4. TundraAdaptations Needed for Survival

  5. Name of BiomeInteractions of Biotic and Abiotic • Sas • Abiotic:

  6. What is Biodiversity? • Type in your information and you may add a few pictures to your slide

  7. How does biodiversity contribute to the sustainability of an ecosystem? • Use the handout given in class to answer the above question • Type your answer here

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