Biome Research By: Mondraesha Davis. Location: South of the North pole and the Arctic Circle. Description: Cold, dry, treeless region. Soil Type: Frozen.

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Biome Research By: Mondraesha Davis

Location: South of the North pole and the Arctic Circle. Description: Cold, dry, treeless region. Soil Type: Frozen soil called Permafrost. Precipitation: 25 cm of Rain Per year Temperature Range: Winters can be 12 degrees Celsius Climate: Snowy, cold

 Plant Species: Moses, grasses and small shrubs.  Animal Species: Ducks, Geese, shore, song birds, hawks, snowy Owls, willow

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