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This graph shows the Climate and precipation in the Taiga climate. The blue bars show the precapation for each month in millimeters. The max for rain in one month is 80 millimeters. The red line shows the climate through the year. The month with the highest climate is August with a climate of 68 degrees farenhight.

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The climate of the Taiga is one of the coldest out of all of the biomes and only the Tundra is colder. The range for the climate is —54C—21C.

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This Padlet is about the Taiga biome. The Taiga or boreal forest biome rarely gets above freezing so the animals that live here have specific adaptation to be able to tolerate the cold temperatures. The Taiga biome is found in the northern part of Russia, North America, and Europe.

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Lodgepole Pine
Scientific Name: Pinus Contorta

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Vine Maple
Scientific Name: Acer Circinatum

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Sugar Maple
Scientific Name: Acer Saccharum

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Silver Fur
Scientific Name: Albies Alba

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Norway Spruce
Scientific Name: Picea abies

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spruce trees Norway Spruce (Picea abies)
fir trees Silver Fur (Abies alba)
deciduous trees sugar maple (acer saccharum)

small shrubs (Acer circinatum)

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Scientific Name: Gulo luscus

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Scientific name: Ursus Americanus

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Scientific Name: Haliaeetus leucocephalus

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Scientific name: Felis rufus

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Scientific name: Lynx Canadensis

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The abiotic factors in the Taiga include short summers, long winters, and cold and dry climate. Some biotic factors are wild life such as reindeer, grizzly bears, and wolfs. Other biotic factors are the coniferous trees and some deciduous trees.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLOo4HbLDAs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wv295rDF2g
www.thewildclassroom.com/biomes/taiga.html