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The document discusses key characteristics of deciduous forests. It notes that the average yearly precipitation in deciduous forests is 75-150 centimeters and the temperature ranges from 30 to -30 degrees Celsius. Common animal species include bald eagles and black bears, while plant species include white oak trees and lady ferns. Deciduous forests are located around the world, including in eastern North America, Europe, Asia, and South America.
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