Biome Research By Jonnajah Isaiah.  LOCATION: in the middle of now here  DESCRIPTION: extremely hot very few animals and plants  SOIL TYPE: sand very.

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Biome Research By Jonnajah Isaiah

 LOCATION: in the middle of now here  DESCRIPTION: extremely hot very few animals and plants  SOIL TYPE: sand very hot and dry  PRECIPITATION: dry deserts climates are formed by high pressure  TEMPERATURE RANGE: over 110  CLIMATE: hot and dry

 PLANT SPECIES: barrel cactus, compass cactus and wislizeni  ANIMAL SPECIES: cataphractus armadillo lizard

 PLANT: barrel cactus have water stored inside of there cylinder shaped bodies  ANIMAL: they burrow underground and only come out at night when its cooler

 Type in your information and you may add a few pictures to your slide

 BIODVERSITY: the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem

 Use the handout given in class to answer the above question  Type your answer here