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Some examples of symbiotic relationships in the Taiga biome is a mutualistic relationship is from a lichen and a tree. A lichen attaches to a tree to get the dead matter from the tree and the tree get nutrients from the lichen. A parasitic relationship in a taiga biome is when a tick rides on the back of a moose to "hitch hike". The last one is commensal. In a commensal relationship, moss grows on trees to have a cool place to grow and to avoid the hot

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Most animals that live there have to adapt to the harsh conditions of the biome, so most of the animal life there consists of foxes, links, bears, squirrels and wolves. Their prey consists of reindeer and moose.

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The primary seasons in the taiga are winter and summer. The spring and harvest time are so short, you barely know they exist. It is either hot and moist or exceptionally cool in the taiga.

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A Boreal forest is another name for a Taiga Biome. This can also be refereed to as a snow forest.

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Includes deforestation, poaching, drilling for oil, mining, and climate change. Poaching and deforestation are putting the plants and animals in danger of becoming extinct.

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Not many plants survive in the harsh conditions and the poor soil conditions. The only plants that do survive have ways that they adapt to the different conditions, such as the snow and harsh weather. Most of the plants that live there are mosses and several trees such as pine and white spruce.

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The soil in the area is young and poor in  nutrients. This can make for a bad place for plants to grow and animals to reside.

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The Taiga climate has an average rainfall of 12-33 inches (30-84 cm) per year. Although the cold winters have some snowfall, most of the precipitation comes during the warm, humid summer months.

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The temperatures in the area can drop very low and spark very high for a place that has snow. The temperature can range anywhere from -65 degrees Fahrenheit to 86 degrees Fahrenheit (-54 degrees Celsius to -30 degrees Celsius)

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The Taiga biome is located in Europe, North America and Eurasia. The climate of the area is snowy, cold and has snow forests. The Taiga biome is the largest biome apart from the oceans.