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A group of Harvester ants builds their nest in Indian Rice Grass. The ants benefit by having food to eat and the grass benefits by having healthy soil and protection.

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Most chaparral plants have large, hard leaves, which hold moisture. The plants are also very well adapted to fires. Plants in the chaparral often have root systems designed to get as much water as possible. Some examples of plants in the chaparral are Toyon and Chamise.

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Chaparral soils are thin and rocky, nutrient poor and highly susceptible to erosion.

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Two common animals that live within the chaparral biome consists of Acorn Woodpecker and the Jack rabbit.

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It can be found in the North America, Africa , and Australia . More Specifically it is in California, Oregon, South Africa , and Australia.

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The average rainfall in the chaparral biome is 10 to 27 inches a year.

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A Pacific Coast Tick hitches a ride on a San Joachin Kit Fox and feeds off on the food that the San Joachin Kit Fox receives. The fox is negatively impacted because the tick releases diseases into the blood of the fox and sucks its blood up.

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The biome includes mountains, rocky hills, and plains. Is both hot and dry. It is confused with being the desert biome because they have similar characteristics. Fires and droughts are very common.

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A Red-Winged Blackbird builds its nest in some weeds in the biome. The weeds do not benefit from the bird, but the bird benefits because it has somewhere to live.

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Chaparral has hot summers getting up to  100°F and cold winters that get as low as 30°F