Tropical Rain Forests Biome By: Destini Johnson Mar’Necia Johnson Alexis Barrera Kyarrin Betts.

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Tropical Rain Forests Biome By: Destini Johnson Mar’Necia Johnson Alexis Barrera Kyarrin Betts

Geography & Climate Location: Near the Equator Description: High Humidity & Low Latitude Soil Type: Rich Soil Precipitation:80 to 400 Inches Temperature Range: 75 to 80 degrees Climate: Warm-Sunny

Biodiversity Plant Species:750 Trees Animal Species:400 Birds,125 Mammals,100 Reptiles,150 Butterflies & 60 Amphibians.

Adaptations Plant: Adapts to wet climate & warm summers Animal: Adapts to the wet climate & rainy days

Interactions Biotic: Animals, Plants, Fungi & Microorganisms. Abiotic: Water, Air, Soil, Temperature, Wind & Sun.