Jon degale, Brandon Robichaud,Dylan Benoit, and Dakota Gardener.

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Jon degale, Brandon Robichaud,Dylan Benoit, and Dakota Gardener

 rivers  Lakes

 Half of the year is sunny

 Low: 15 Fahrenheit  High: 26 Fahrenheit 

Tundra is the coldest biome Tundra comes from the Finnish word tunturia meaning treeless plain Modeled landscapes Super low temperatures Little weather Poor plant health Small amount of time when land is fertile Organic material used for reservoirs. Tundra divided into alpine arctic

Grasses, moss, lichen, cushion plant

 plants in the Arctic region reproduce by budding, dividing and don’t flower.

 Warm them self  Find food and water  Heavy fur and water  Claws for ice  Small ears to keep themselves warm

 Arctic foxes: mammal  Arctic hare: mammal  Caribous: mammal  Snowy owl: mammal  Musk ox: mammal  Rock ptarmigan: bird  Polar bears: mammal

 The ground is always frozen  Very little plant life  Mostly ice  Flat land with tall mountains

The types of succession that can occur in the tundra?