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tropical dry forest
rainy season followed by long dry season, warm all year round
dense and tall deciduous trees
monkeys, deer, large cats, more mammals
ex: santa rosa
arctic tundra
very cold, windy, soil frozen, bare and rocky
low growing plants, moss
reindeer, polar beers, arctic foxes
ex: northern alaska
chapparal
mild wet winters, hot dry summers
ex: california
hardy evergreen shrubs in danger of wildfure
desert
ex: southwest USA
dry, some hot some cold
cactus, tough plants
nocturnal animals
savanna
ex: east africa
wet and dry seasons
widely spaced trees, grass for grazing
taiga/boreal forest
ex: canada
large temp range
temperate deciduous forest
eastern USA
cold winters, warm summers humid
trees that lose their leaves, high diversity of animals
temperate grassland
midwest usa
cold winters warm summers
grasses, grazing animals like buffalo
temperate rainforest
ex: pacific nw usa
heavy rainfall, moderate temp
evergreen trees, elk, beavers, raccoons, cougars, bears
tropical rainforest
amazon
heavy rainfall warm hot temp
largest biodiversity
estuaries
river flows into sea
transition between fresh water rivers to sea salt water
nesting sites for fish, migratory birds
coral reef
ex: great barrier reef
warm shallow, clear, sunny, sensitive to water changes
more diverse
marine
70% of earth surface
high salt content
large marine mammals, phytoplankton and zooplankton
freshwater (lake river pond streams)
low salt content
freshwater
algae, green plants, fish, insects
wetlands
ex: florida everglades
swamps, marshes
humid, moist, some fresh some salt
pond lillies, cattails, plants adapted to very moist conditions