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This document provides an overview of rainforests as a biome. It defines a biome as a distinctive plant and animal community that shares common climate conditions. It then lists the major locations of rainforests as Central America, the Amazon, Africa, Southern Asia, and Australasia. The climate is described as very moist, wet, and cloudy with over 80 inches of precipitation annually and temperatures ranging from 78-82 degrees Fahrenheit. Examples of common plant and animal life in rainforests are then given, including trees like coconut and strangler fig as well as animals such as chimpanzees, macaws, sloths, and bongos.
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- 2. BIOME DEFINITION A distinctive plant and animal species with the same climate conditions of the regions.
- 3. LOCATIONS Central America The Amazon Africa Southern Asia Australasia
- 4. CLIMATE Climate • Very moist • Wet and cloudy Precipitation • over 80 inches Temperature range • 78-82
- 5. PLANT LIFE Bengal Bamboo Bougainvillea Coconut Tree Bougainvillea Strangler Figs Jambu Strangler Figs Coconut Tree • Has big leaves that hold in lots of water. Bengal Bamboo Jambu
- 6. ANIMALS Chimpanzee Scarlet Macaw Slug Three Toad Sloth Scarlet Macaw Slug chimpanzee Bongo • Brown to dark, with white to cream spots and strips the coat is camouflage. Three Toad sloth bongo
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