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Biodiversity Poster

Biodiversity Poster Create a 3-4 PPT slides Select one biome: Tundra Desert Tropical Rainforest Coral Reef Grassland Ocean Savanna Wetland Temperate Forest Describe the biome: What is its climate and temperature like? Where is is located on Earth? List 5 plant and animal species Select and highlight one animal or plant species Describe their niche and why it is significant to the health of the biome. Is the species endangered of becoming extinct? What has been the impact of humans on the biome? DUE Monday March 3rd