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Biome/Journal Project Due on Thursday March 11th Lopez Panthers Write the following biomes in your journal: Tundra Taiga or Coniferous Forest Deciduous Forest Grasslands (Savannah) Grasslands (Temperate) Rain Forest Desert Wetlands Freshwater Ocean Biome/Journal Project Due on Thursday March 11th

Color the corresponding biome. Glue to page. Tundra Description: Write a paragraph(s) describing this biome. Use complete and intelligent sentences. Climate: Avg. Temperature: Avg. Rainfall: Soil Conditions: Climate Zone: 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts Animal Adaptations: List a minimum of 3 animals and their adaptations that are specific to this biome. Plant Adaptations: List a minimum of 3 plants and their adaptations that are specific to this biome. Color the corresponding biome. Glue to page. 2 pts 2 pts