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Deciduous Forest Biome Research By Marcayla Roy. Deciduous Forest Geography & Climate Location:Eastern half of america. Description:The average ranifall.

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1 Deciduous Forest Biome Research By Marcayla Roy

2 Deciduous Forest Geography & Climate Location:Eastern half of america. Description:The average ranifall is 30 to 60 inches a year. Soil Type:Moiste Precipitation:Temperatures are fairly cool with an averag. Tenperature Range:About 23% north to 38% south Climate:It has four distinct seasons; spring,summer,autumn,and winter

3 Deciduous Forest Biodiversity Plant Species: Grandifolia Animal Species:Leucocephalus

4 Deciduous Forest Adaptations Needed for Survival Plant: Water and food american beech,carpet moss,common lime, guelder rose,lady fern,northern arrowwood,pecan,shagbark hickory,tawny milksap mushroom,white,birch,white oak. Animal: Water and food american blad eagle,american black bear, coyote,duckbill platypus,eastern chipmunks,europen red squirrel,eat dormouse,least weasl,white-tailed deer.

5 Deciduous Forest Interactions of Biotic and Abiotic Biotic: The living things that make up an ecosystem Abiotic: The nonliving materials or chemical factors in an ecosystem like the weather.

6 What is Biodiversity? A biodiversity is beech,carolina beech,gray beech,red beech,rigde beech,stone beech,white beech,winter beech.

7 How does biodiversity contribute to the sustainability of an ecosystem? It can effect the trees in the other places it can effect villages range. And it can effect the nearby forestes.


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