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The document discusses key aspects of desert ecosystems. It notes that deserts have a very dry and warm climate with little rainfall, and some can exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Deserts are typically located within 30 degrees of latitude and include locations in mountains and California's Mojave Desert. The animals that live in deserts, such as camels, lizards, rattlesnakes, and kangaroo rats, have adapted to survive the hot weather conditions. Desert plants like cacti, saguaro, and creosote bushes are also adapted to the hot, dry climate and do not require much water.
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A desert is defined as a region receiving less than 250mm of annual precipitation. Deserts cover 22 million square kilometers or one-fifth of Earth's surface. They form due to mountains blocking precipitation paths and climate changes. Desert ecosystems are extremely specialized, with plants like cacti adapting through thick stems that store water and reduced transpiration at night. Animals avoid heat through burrowing and have developed ways to absorb, store, and prevent water loss.
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Desert ecosystems are defined by interactions between organisms, climate, and other environmental factors. Deserts cover about one-third of the Earth's land surface and are characterized by low rainfall (<10 inches annually), dry air, and harsh conditions. Both plants and animals in deserts have adapted to limited water availability and extreme temperatures. Primary production is very low in deserts due to scarce resources. Camels and other desert-dwelling species have specialized physical traits that allow them to survive in arid environments with little food or water.
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1. Deserts occur in areas where evaporation exceeds precipitation, covering about 30% of the Earth's surface.
2. Deserts are classified based on average annual precipitation, ranging from extremely arid with no rain for 12 months to semi-arid with 250-500 mm of rain.
3. Hot deserts near the Tropics have large daily temperature variations without cloud cover, while cold deserts have mild to warm summers and very cold winters.
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The tropical savanna is located north and south of the equator in Africa, Australia, and areas north of central deserts. It has two seasons - a wet season and dry season that each last 5-6 months. Common plants include grasses and shrubs, while large herbivores like zebras, rhinos, and giraffes are prevalent animal residents. The tropical savanna provides an important habitat for adapted species, and its preservation is important to maintain the surrounding ecosystem and food chain.
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Desert ecosystems receive very little rainfall and experience large temperature fluctuations between day and night. A desert ecosystem is defined by the interactions between plant and animal populations and the climate. Desert plants have adaptations like being succulent or having thickened stems and fleshy parts to store water, which helps them survive the extreme desert conditions with short growing seasons and long dormant periods. Cacti are an example of a succulent desert plant that stores water in its thick, fleshy stem.
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- 1. Desert Ecosystem By Allison Poillot
- 2. Climate The desert is very dry and warm. A very little amount of rain rains a year. Some deserts can be over 100 degrees F. That’s so hot.
- 3. Location The desert is located 30 degrees latitude. Some deserts are in the Mountains. The Mojave desert is the name of the desert that is located here in California.
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- 6. Desert Plants Now I would like to tell you about the desert plants. These plants can survive in the hot weather because the don’t need much water . These plants live in the desert. The cactus, saguaro, creosote bushes, and other plants.
- 7. Desert Plants Now I would like to tell you about the desert plants. These plants can survive in the hot weather because the don’t need much water . These plants live in the desert. The cactus, saguaro, creosote bushes, and other plants.