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Mars/Biome Analysis

Mrs. Phillips

April 5th, 2018

Team Members

Sonia Robles

Ellianna Solis

Hailey Olivo

Tiffany Salinas

Team Members

Lilly Sanford

What is a Biome?

A biome is a large naturally occuring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. forest or tundra.

What is a Biome?

What is Mars like?

Climate: polar ice caps, seasonal

changes, obseravble presence of weather patterns

Gravity: 38% of the surface gravity on Earth

Atmospheric Pressure: 600 pascals

Atmospheric Gases: mostly carbon dioxide with parts of argon and nitrogen

Amount of Sunlight: 1000 watts per sqaure meter, which varies depending on water vapor and dust in the atmosphere

Materials we used to make the project...

orange sand

plastic animals

recycled conainer

We chose the Desert biome.

Reason #1. Mars and a desert are very dry.

We chose the Desert biome.

Reason #2. Mars' terrain is very similar to that of a desert.

Reason #3. Mars and deserts don't get much rain.

Geographical features in our biome.

#1. sand dunes

Geographical features in our biome.

#2. mountains

#3. plateaus

Plants

#1. barrel cactus

#2. brittle bush

#3. prickly pear cactus

Plants

#4. joshua tree

How one of the plants has adapted to the conditions on Mars?

How one of the plants has adapted to the conditions ...

One of the plants has adapted by storing water in their roots. stems, and leaves to beat the dry heat.

Animals

#1. roadrunner

#2. camel

Animals

#3. rattlesnakes

#4. kangaroos

How has one of the animals adapted to the conditions of Mars?

How has one of the animals adapted to the conditions ...

One of the animals has adapted to Mars by getting water by eating plants. Animals, such as birds and reptiles, can also get water by eating insects.

Pictures

Project Pictures

Plant/Animal Models

Models

Plant Adaptaions

Before

Plant

Adaptations

After

Plants would most likely be kept in a greenhouse while on Mars since Mars' soil is very cold and lacks necessary nutrients.

Animal Adaptations

Before

Animal

Adaptations

After

In order for a kangaroo to survive on Mars, it would need a dense insulating undercoat topped with thick hairs to keep them warm. The animal also couldn't have eyes, instead it should have a very strong set of ears and use ecolocation to get around.

Desert Food Web

Desert Food Web

Team Evaluation

Team Evaluation.

We discussed the time we worked as a team and we decided that we could've made a better project if we spent more time on it at home and worked more efficiently.

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