tropical rainforest
savanna
desert
chaparral
temperate grassland
temperate deciduous forest
coniferous forest
tundra
tropical rainforest
orchids
passion flower
pitcher plants
ramon tree
savanna
baobab tree
elephant grass
bushwillow
acacia tree
red oat grass
desert
prickly pear cactus
agave
quiver tree
joshua tree
chaparral
toyon
yuca
chamise
manzanita
temperate grassland
buffalo grass
blue grama
sliver tussock
asters
temperate deciduous forest
oak tree
maple tree
lichen, moss
fern
coniferous forest
balsam fir
black spruce
scott’s pine
tamarack larch
(think christmas trees)
tundra
cottongrass
arctic willow
arctic poppy
_______ rose
(all plants are shrubby)
tropical rainforest
boa constrictor
toucan
squirrel monkey
green iguana
jaguar
(wide diversity)
savanna
giraffe
gazelle
wildebeest
elephant
lion
desert
camel
_______ iguana
jerboa
rattlesnake
fennec fox
chaparral
california quail
jackrabbit
coyote
mule deer
horned toad
temperate grassland
bison
deer
prairie dogs
coyote
bobcat
temperate deciduous forest
squirrel
woodpecker
chipmunk
raccoon
whitetail deer
coniferous forest
moose
black bear
fox
porcupine
wolves
northern goshawk
tundra
wild yak
snow leopard
snowy owl
canada lynx
arctic hare
tropical rainforest
79-394 in. rain
warm all year round
savanna
30-40 in. rain yearly
usually warm (68-86 F)
desert
less than 10 in. rain yearly
very hot during day, cold at night
chaparral
26 in. rain yearly
temp usually stable but increases during dry season
temperate grassland
20-35 in. precipitation yearly
cold winters (-4 F), warm summers (86 F)
temperate deciduous forest
30-60 in. precipitation yearly (mostly rain)
winter 40, spring 56, summer 78, fall 63
coniferous forest
11-35 in. precipitation yearly (rain or snow(winter))
dont get a ton of precipitation
summer 50 F, winter -40-68 F
tundra
6-10 in. precipitation yearly (2/3 rain, 1/3 snow)
wet season = summer
temp between -40 and 64 F
tropical rainforest
humid
heavily vegetated
wildlife flourishes
savanna
scattered trees
seasonal droughts and seasonal rainfall
cracked soil
fires
wildlife sit around watering holes
largely in Africa
desert
wasteland
flat
hot
oasis are only cool thing
very dry
near tropical rainforests (mountains block rainfall bc they obstruct clouds)
chaparral
grasses
small, sparse trees
prone to wildfires
shrubs
bushes
temperate grassland
surrounded by forests and deserts
rich soil
lots of grasses
less trees
wildfires
called: “steppes,” “pampas,” “prairies”
temperate deciduous forest
pretty rich soil
trees lose leaves in winter
experience 4 seasons
where you see industrialization, these are here (idk if there’s a correlation)
coniferous forest
close to tundra
populated with evergreens, lakes, bogs, and mountains
cold winters and warm summers
needlelike trees
branches angle down to let snow fall
tundra
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
desert
1?
temperate grassland
2?
tropical rainforest
3?
temperate deciduous forest
4?
coniferous forest
5?
tundra
6?