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Weather/Climate:
they have very varied temperatures and precipitation.
Land forms/ Bodies of Water: some small ponds, usually flat.
Plants: milkweed, June grass, and purple cone flower.
Animals: Badgers, prairie dogs, and bumblebees.
Adaptations: carnivores have to hunt prey over the vast lands, and plants have to compete with all the other plants.
Relationships: badgers eat prairie dogs eat bumble bees June grass, and milkweed. Bumble bees pollinate purple coneflowers.

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Weather/Climate: since it is just water, it has a lot of rain
Land forms/Bodies of Water: it is just water, but may have small islands
Plants: Water lilies, algae, and duckweed.
Animals: ducks, trout, and turtles.
Adaptations: fish and turtles have to breathe underwater, and ducks have to dive underwater.
Plants have to be able to get sunlight underwater with their leaves.
Relationships: turtles and trout eat algae and duckweed, respectively. Ducks eat trout.

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Weather/Climate: extremely cold, with just snow and no trees.
Landforms/Bodies of Water: small hills, frozen streams and ponds.
Animals: harlequin duck, caribou, and grizzly bears.
Plants: arctic willow, caribou moss, and bearberry.
Adaptations: animals have thick fur to keep warm, and plants have heavy leaves to get more sun and to keep warm.
Relationships: caribou eats caribou moss, harlequin ducks eat fish, bears eat caribou and bearberr

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Climate: Very cold, with long winters. Sort of rainy, in the summer and spring.
Landforms/Bodies of Water: hills, and ponds, and rivers.
Animals: snowshoe hare, red fox, and gray wolves.
Plants: clover, paper birch, and white fir.
Adaptations: animals have thick fur for warmth, and plants can store water for long periods of time.
Relationships: the wolf and the fox eat the rabbit, and the rabbit eats clover. The trees are just happy to be there.

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Climate: varied temperature with 4 distinct seasons.
Land forms/Bodies of Water: part of other land forms, with small hills. May contain rivers, ponds, and lakes.
Animals: white-tailed deer, black bear, and eastern chipmunk.
Plants: lady fern, pecan tree, oak tree.
Adaptations: plants have to get sunlight and water by being tall, because they have to compete with other trees. Prey has to hide, and carnivores have to hunt prey in the thick brush.
Relationships: white-tailed deer eats lady fern, and the chipmunks eat nuts from trees. Black bears eat both the deer and the chipmunks.

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Climate: extremely HOT and DRY
Land forms/Bodies of Water: Part of a land form, small (very rare) ponds (called oases) of water with some plants
Animals: armadillo lizards, cactus wren, and bobcats can live in deserts.
Plants: Joshua trees, prickly pear cacti, and triangle leaf bursage.
Adaptations: plants have to be able to store the little water they get for a long time. Animals have short or no fur to not overheat.
Relationships: the cactus wren eats prickly pears and the tortoise eats the bursage. The bobcats eat the wren and tortoise.

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Climate: extremely rainy and hot. 50 to 260 inches of rain a year.
Landforms/Bodies of Water: Just a part of a landform, small ponds are occasional.
Plants: thousands of plant species
Animals: animals are nearly as varied as plants, and a lot of them are colorful.
Adaptations: plants grow big leaves so water doesn't  break the leaves and so they can absorb more sunlight. A lot of animals are poisonous so they can't be eaten.
Relationships:  animals mostly eat the overabundance of plants, but many are carnivores.

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The marine biome is completely water, though it has islands in it. Since its all water, it has a bunch of rain. There are at least 1 million plants and animals species in the marine biome, but there could be 9 million species undiscovered. There is kelp, algae, and seaweed. There are whales, sharks, and clown fish. All the animals need fins to swim, and the sharks and clown fish need gills. The plants need adaptations of being able to use photosynthesis under water. Clown fish eat kelp and algae, sharks eat clown fish, and whales eat phytoplankton.