OUR BIOME: TEMPERATE FOREST. WHERE IS TEMPERATE FOREST IN THE WORLD? North Hemisphere.

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OUR BIOME: TEMPERATE FOREST

WHERE IS TEMPERATE FOREST IN THE WORLD? North Hemisphere.

PRECIPITATION (RAIN OR SNOW) IS USUALLY Is 750 to 1500mm of rain per year.

VEGETATION (PLANT LIFE) Broad leaf tree (oak, maples, beeches), shrubs, perennial, herbs, and mosses

ANIMALS Wolves, deer, bear, manmals, birds, amphibas, reptiles, and insects.

INTERDEPENDENCE BETWEEN BIOTIC ORGANISMS AND ABIOTIC FEATURES:

MORE INTERDEPENDENCE:

OUR SOURCES McGraw-hill science textbook,grade 5

TEACHERS OF THIS BIOME: Moody, Jaleel, Symieon.