The document describes several biomes, including the desert, wetlands, alpine, rainforest, savannah, grasslands, coastal, reef, and tundra biomes. It provides 1-2 descriptive words for each biome's characteristics, such as "hot and plain" for the desert biome, "wet and marshy" for the wetlands biome, and "freezing" for the tundra biome. The document aims to highlight the key features that define each global biome.

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2. Barron Bleak Isolated Discrete The Desert Biome The Desert biome is very hot and plain.

3. Marshy Overgrown Damp Muddy The Wetlands Biome The wetlands biome is very wet and marshy.

4. Snowy Mountainous Green Sloping The Alpine Biome The Alpine Biome is extremely dense and mountainous. It is also very cold and snowy.

5. Dense Tropical Humid Lush The Rainforest Biome The Rainforest Biome is full of flora and fauna. It’s temperatures are hot even though it rains a lot.

6. Dry Grassy Huge Flat plains The Savannah Biome The Savannah Biome is famous for it’s tall grass and population of animals. It is scorching hot at all times apart from storms.

7. The Grassland Biome Grassy Hilly or Flat Green woodland The grassland Biome is the most common land type in the world. It’s hills vary in size and form.

8. Sandy The Coastal Biome Salt water The Coastal Biome is mostly water with a sandy shore. Cliffs are rare however may occur in hotter places. The water is salty. Occasional cliffs Sea life

9. The Reef Biome Alive Endangered Colourful Rocky The reef Biome is perhaps one of the most endangered places of all.

10. The Tundra Biome Icy Snowy Glaciers Often The Northern Lights appear in Tundra biomes. Freezing

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