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Tundra-  receives very little rainfall, gets roughly 1 inch of precipitation, which usually falls as snow, a month.

Tropical Rain Forest- high levels of humidity, gets around 11 inches of rain in it's rainiest months. It rains nearly every day of the year.

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Tundra- mostly small herbivores such as squirrels and rabbits. It also has many lynx, foxes, caribou, and snowy owls.

Tropical Rain Forest- mainly has birds, bats, and insects, opossums, and more.

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Tundra- "spongy mat" of ground level plants. Grass, moss, and shrubs are the primary plant life. Soil is poor most of the year due to permafrost layer

Tropical Rain Forest- broadleaf evergreen plants, large trees with canopies, vines. These plants are able to grow without soil.

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Tundra- one of the coldest biomes. Temperature rarely reaches 65 degrees fehrenheit and goes below 20 in the coldest months.

Tropical Rain Forest- one of the warmest biomes, temperature stays roughly 80 degrees fahrenheit all year long.

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Tundra- the very most northern part of the globe.

Tropical Rain Forest- along the equator.