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One predator-prey relationship in the desert biome would be the dingo against anything it can find. The dingo will eat any animal or plant it needs to survive because food is very limited in the desert

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Landforms:
-rock pedestals
-deflation hollows
-oasis
-sand dunes
-yardangs
-desert pavements

Average Temperature:
100 degree Fahrenheit during the day and at night the average is 25 degrees Fahrenheit.

Location of Deserts in the World:

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Joshua Tree : shallow roots that spread out to get rainwater, spiny leaf is turned upwards to catch water, stores water in its limbs and trunk

Saguaro Cactus: Covered with thick and waxy coating that waterproofs it, reduces water loss with air transportation, covered with spines and flexible bristles to protect water stored inside

Ocotillo: sheds small leaves during dry spells, shallow, but wide root systems which gathers rainwater, performs photosynthesis during dry spells

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Meerkat: Dark patches around eyes  to reduce sun glare, eyes allow them to see a wide angle view of their surroundings, light brown fur with gray and brown tint with stripe on back/ dark-skinned bellies that help them keep warm

Dorcas Gazelle: can go its whole life without water,  can get all the moisture it needs from the plants in its diet, able to withstand high temperatures.

Dingo: howl instead of bark, eats whatever it can find, the color of the dingo is based on where it lives

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Parasitism: Wasp lays its eggs inside of the mantis eggs, feeds on larvae, then comes out of the egg

Mutualism: The desert bees depend on the cacti for food and the cacti depend of the bees to pollinate and help them reproduce

Commensalism: Cactus Wren makes its nest at the top of the cholla cactus to protect its young, cactus is not harmed

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Increasing temperatures in the desert is drying up water holes and create more wildfires. This could heavily alter the deserts landscape. Without any water at all, the plants and animals that have already adapted to the severely dry climate might have to adapt again or die. The desert barely has water as it is.