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http://www.softschools.com/facts/biomes/desert_biome_facts/167/

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Parasitic - one organism is good while the other one is being harmed. Commensal -one organisms has comfort while the other one is not affected. In mutualistic, organisms benefit from each other.

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The Camel is a living desert adaptation - they adapt to the environment with their long lashes that helps them with the blowing sand and nostrils that open and close. However, Camels isn't the only animal, there's a Dorcas Gazelle - they never have to drink water only when is available, they can get the moisture they need from the plants in their diet.

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Desert plants adapt to the major dryness and heat. One plant is the Succulent plant which the store the water in its thick leaves, stems, or roots. Another plant is the Brittle Bush - they adapt with their white color that reflects the sunlight helping it keep cool and they help reduce the amount of water lost.

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Most of the soils in the desert are called dry soil. In some other dry regions are new soils like sand dunes they are very dry.

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The average terrestrial ranges from 2-4  cm annually, with 10 inches or rainfall.

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The annual temperatures range from 20-25/C. The extreme maximum ranges from 43.5-49/C. The maximum temperatures sometimes drop to -18/C

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Desserts are found in all over the world. They are mostly found away from the coasts, where the water barely can reach it. Deserts are found in the following countries and continents. Asia, Australia, Africa, and North and South America.

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A Dessert Biome is very dry and hot. There's only a few animals and plants that can support this kind of heat because of how humid it is, but they adapt to its environment.

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