Biomes

orchids

passion flower

pitcher plants

ramon tree

baobab tree

elephant grass

bushwillow

acacia tree

red oat grass

prickly pear cactus

agave

quiver tree

joshua tree

toyon

yuca

chamise

manzanita

buffalo grass

blue grama

sliver tussock

asters

oak tree

maple tree

lichen, moss

fern

balsam fir

black spruce

scott’s pine

tamarack larch

(think christmas trees)

cottongrass

arctic willow

arctic poppy

_______ rose

(all plants are shrubby)

boa constrictor

toucan

squirrel monkey

green iguana

jaguar

(wide diversity)

giraffe

gazelle

wildebeest

elephant

lion

camel

_______ iguana

jerboa

rattlesnake

fennec fox

california quail

jackrabbit

coyote

mule deer

horned toad

bison

deer

prairie dogs

coyote

bobcat

squirrel

woodpecker

chipmunk

raccoon

whitetail deer

moose

black bear

fox

porcupine

wolves

northern goshawk

wild yak

snow leopard

snowy owl

canada lynx

arctic hare

79-394 in. rain

warm all year round

30-40 in. rain yearly

usually warm (68-86 F)

less than 10 in. rain yearly

very hot during day, cold at night

26 in. rain yearly

temp usually stable but increases during dry season

20-35 in. precipitation yearly

cold winters (-4 F), warm summers (86 F)

30-60 in. precipitation yearly (mostly rain)

winter 40, spring 56, summer 78, fall 63

11-35 in. precipitation yearly (rain or snow(winter))

dont get a ton of precipitation

summer 50 F, winter -40-68 F

6-10 in. precipitation yearly (2/3 rain, 1/3 snow)

wet season = summer

temp between -40 and 64 F

humid

heavily vegetated

wildlife flourishes

scattered trees

seasonal droughts and seasonal rainfall

cracked soil

fires

wildlife sit around watering holes

largely in Africa

wasteland

flat

hot

oasis are only cool thing

very dry

near tropical rainforests (mountains block rainfall bc they obstruct clouds)

grasses

small, sparse trees

prone to wildfires

shrubs

bushes

surrounded by forests and deserts

rich soil

lots of grasses

less trees

wildfires

called: “steppes,” “pampas,” “prairies”

pretty rich soil

trees lose leaves in winter

experience 4 seasons

where you see industrialization, these are here (idk if there’s a correlation)

close to tundra

populated with evergreens, lakes, bogs, and mountains

cold winters and warm summers

needlelike trees

branches angle down to let snow fall

near coniferous forests

treeless

cold

little biodiversity (due to permafrost)

little precipitation

all plants are shrubby

environment is always wet bc temp is too low fro evaporation

permafrost prevents trees from growing rootss

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