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Polar Desert
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Antarctica
Plants
- Algae
- Mosses
Seasonal Climate Changes
- Lichens
- Microscopic fungi
- In the winter temperatures can reach a minimum of between −80 °C (−112 °F) and −90 °C (−130 °F) .
- In the summer temperatures can maximum of between 5 °C (41 °F) and 15 °C (59 °F.
- Weddell Seal
- Orcas (Killer Whale)
Animals
Graph of Precipitation
- Rockhopper Penguins
- Black-browned Albatross
- Leopard Seal
- Blue Whale
- Adelie Peguin
- Antarctice Shag
- Crabeater Seal
- Wandering Albatross
- Antarctic Fur Seal
- Emperor Peguin
- Southern Elephant Seal
- Chinstrap Peguin
- Ross Seal
Graph of Temperature
Soil Conditions
Temperature and Precipitaion
The soil in Antarctica is considered or categorized as permafrost, which means that it temperature remains below melting point for at least two years.
Annual precipitation is less than 40 millimeters, summer humidity ranges from 45 to 80 percent. In Antarctica when it is in its coldest months temperature can reach up to typcially has a mean of minus 29 to minus 30 degrees Celsius.During the warmest months realizes temperatures of a few degrees Celsius to about minus one degree Celsius
Climate Changes and Causes
Temperatures of polar deserts commonly oscillate around the freezing point of water,complete absence of sunlight over a period of nine to ten months
Polar Desert Biome
Maya Moore, Tyshun Underwood, Cedric Scales