2. • A large area of land
with plants and animals
that live in a similar
climate.

3. • North America
• Asia
• Europe
• Alaska
• Canada
• Scandinavia
• Russia

4. • Temperature
– Summers high 70
degrees
– Winters low -65 degrees
• Precipitation
– 40 inches per year
• Climate
– Arctic air for the most
part

5. • Black Spruce
• Jack Pine
• White Fir
• Paper Birch
• Eastern Red Cedar
• Jack Pine adaptation
– Waxy pine needles and
rough bark to protect
the tree from cold winds

6. • American Black Bear
• Red Fox
• Bobcat
• Wolverine
• Bald Eagle
• Bald Eagles adaptation
– A curved beak to rip
open and eat prey

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