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The document discusses biotic pumps in the Sahara desert. It begins with context on the Sahara desert climate and water cycle, receiving little rainfall annually that evaporates before condensing. It then defines biotic pumps as a mechanism for transporting water vapor from low to high evaporation areas. The problematic section notes the lack of soil moisture and negligible evaporation from the bare ground in deserts prevents the operation of biotic pumps.
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The Sahara Desert has very harsh environmental conditions for life. Temperatures range from 20 to 45 degrees Celsius, and the ground can become blazing hot from the sun's direct rays. Most animal life is small, nocturnal carnivores or insects. Humans have adapted to the desert by developing dark skin to shield from the sun and tall bodies to minimize water needs. They maintain stable temperatures through sweating but must replace lost fluids to avoid dehydration, which can impact bodily systems. Loose, light clothing and head coverings help humans cope with the desert heat.
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The Sahara Desert ecoregion covers an area of 4.6 million square kilometers in the hyper-arid center of the Sahara Desert. It is surrounded by desert ecoregions that receive slightly higher rainfall and have more vegetation. The Sahara Desert is the world's largest subtropical hot desert, located in Northern Africa between the Red Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. It features extremely high temperatures year-round and very low and irregular rainfall, making it one of the hottest and driest places on Earth. The Sahara is home to various wildlife adaptations as well as human populations that have historically relied on nomadic herding and trade routes.
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West Africa is made up of plains and some low and high mountains. The region has four climate zones - the Sahara desert in the north, the dry Sahel grasslands, the savanna with grass, trees and tsetse flies, and the coastal rainforests. The Niger River is the most important river, flowing east and south for 2,600 miles through West Africa and watering the region via its inland delta of channels, swamps and lakes. West Africa has mineral resources like diamonds, gold, and oil, with Nigeria being a major oil exporter accounting for 95% of its exports.
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The tropical climate zone lies between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, where there is constant air movement and trade winds. It has high temperatures around 80°F year-round with little fluctuation, and intense daily rainfall averaging over 100 inches per year. Located near the equator, the humid tropical climate supports thick rainforest vegetation in multiple layers and is home to many animal species. Its warm temperatures, abundant food and water, and long time to evolve allow for high biodiversity.
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The document summarizes life in the Sahara desert and Sahel region of Africa. It describes the geography of the Sahara, which covers 3.5 million square miles and borders the Red Sea and Atlantic Ocean. It also discusses the climate and environment of deserts, oases, and the Sahel. People have adapted to the harsh conditions by developing nomadic lifestyles, growing crops in oases, and practicing pastoralism. However, human activities like overgrazing, deforestation, and cash cropping are exacerbating desertification and threatening the livelihoods of those living in the Sahel.
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West Africa is made up of plains and some low and high mountains. The region has four climate zones - the Sahara desert in the north, the dry Sahel grasslands, the savanna with grass, trees and tsetse flies, and the coastal rainforests. The Niger River is the most important river, flowing east and south for 2,600 miles through West Africa and watering the region via its inland delta of channels, swamps and lakes. West Africa has mineral resources like diamonds, gold, and oil, with Nigeria being a major oil exporter accounting for 95% of its exports.
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The Sahara Desert covers most of North Africa spanning from the Atlantic Ocean to the Red Sea. It receives less than 3 inches of annual rainfall and temperatures can exceed 50°C. Plants and animals in the Sahara have adaptations like long roots, fat storage, and tolerance to dehydration to survive the harsh environment. Some key features include sand dunes, stony plains, and oasis depressions.
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- 1. Biotic pump in the Sahara desert Jairo Enrique PARRA HERRERA jairo.parraherrera(AT)etu.emse.fr
- 2. Agenda Context Water cycle in the Sahara What are the biotic pumps? Problematic
- 3. Context The Sahara covers parts of several African nations including Algeria, Chad, Egypt, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Sudan and Tunisia. it is the most hot desert in the world.
- 4. Water cycle in theSahara The Sahara gets about 5- 10inches per year. But the hot air rises and before it cools and condenses to rain it is dispersed so there are never clouds formed. The desert is very hot in the day but very cold in the night, because there are no clouds to stop it and nothing in the desert to absorb the heat.
- 5. What are the biotic pumps? It’s a mechanism by which water vapor is transported from areas of low evaporation to areas of high evaporation, conveniently termed “donor” and “acceptor” regions, respectively.
- 6. Problematic In deserts where soil moisture stores are negligible, evaporation from the ground surface is practically absent. Atmospheric water vapor is in the state of hydrostatic equilibrium, so the evaporation force in desert is equal to zero.
- 7. Conclusions The absence of biomass is a main reason why there aren’t adequate conditions for the bio-pump principle to be applied The high temperatures present in the desert make the condemnation conditions of water doesn’t exist The characteristics of the soil and its low concentration of humidity make it difficult to absorb water in any rainfall
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