1. The Amazon
By: Timothy Gray

2. Space
The amazon is near to the equator which means that it gets more direct solar energy.
They don’t really have many season change, it is very warm here.

3. Look were the Amazon is located.
Space 
Look were the Amazon is located.

4. Atmosphere With more deforestation global warming is increasing badly.
The Air masses here come mostly from maritime tropical which makes the amazon have dry seasons.
The amazon is in the A group which is tropical.

5. Look at the climate map of the amazon.
Atmosphere
Look at the climate map of the amazon.

6. Hydrosphere
The major river by the amazon rainforest is the amazon river.
There is between 50 to 260 rainfall per year in the amazon.
Water was good until all the deforestation and bad things going into the water.

7. Hydrosphere
Look at the rainfall
per year.

8. Biosphere
Deforestation is a huge impact humans are doing to harm the amazon.
Due to deforestation in the amazon the trees are not absorbing as much carbon dioxide that harms our Earth with global warming.
427 different mammals, 1300 birds, 378 reptiles, and 400 amphibians.
The bad news is they are dying because of deforestation.

9. Look at this image to see what humans did to the Amazon.
Biosphere
Look at this image to see what humans did to the Amazon.

10. Lithosphere
Has tropical soils which is thin and poor with nutrient s but good soil by the river.
No rocks in the center of the amazon due to the Andes mountains.
This rainforest  about 15 million years ago and is the biggest rainforest in the world or was due to deforestation.

11. Lithosphere
This is how the
amazon was created. 

12. Work Cited
Web cites
Lancaster University. "Devastating human impact on the Amazon rainforest revealed." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 22 May <
Butler, Rhett."The Amazon Rainforest: The worlds largest rainforest". Rainforest. Mangabay.com/Amazon/.2017.Web. May Print
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Images
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