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By: Dallin, Megan, Sterling, and Philip.

These are the maps of the Desert.

Armadillo Lizard (Above) Desert Tortoise (Right)

Gila Monster (Above) Cactus Wren (Bottom) Desert Bighorn Sheep (Right)

Saguaro Cactus(Above) Barrel Cactus(Right)

 Pancake Prickly Pear Cactus(Right) Crimson Hedgehog (Above)

Ocotillo (Left) Soap tree Yucca (Right)

 This is the food web of the desert.

This is some of the major landforms.

 The Vermillion Cliffs are one of the places of interest in the desert.

This is our Climatagraph of the desert.

 Aloe vera (above) Rocks (Right)

Uranium (above) Copper (bottom)

Succulent: full of juice; having fleshy tissues designed to conserve moisture (succulent plants).