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By: Carlos M. and Dylan L.
The Taiga Biome
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Moisture,Season, and Weather
Temperature and Climate
Geological Features
Sunlight
Winter: Lasts for 6-7 mo, Average temperature below 0 degree Celsius.
Spring: Flowers bloom, ponds melt, Animals come out of hibernation.
Summer and Rainfall: Rainy, short lived, 21 Celsius, Yearly average rainfall is 30-85 cm Falls all summer.
Fall: Trees losing leaves, Animals get ready for hibernation shortest
Not much sunlight in the Taiga.
Oldest rocks in Nova Scotia are found in the Platau-Taiga Region.
Over a long period of erosion previously deeply buried rocks which now form the highest elevations in the province were exposed.
The average temperature is below freezing for six months out of the year, in the winter time the temperature reaches -65 to 30° F and in the summer time it can get as low as 20° F and get as high as 70° F.
Bodies of Water
Location and Elevation
Lakes, streams, creeks, and a few ponds found between the trees in the Taiga biome.
Life forms and Plants
Located in: Russia, Canada, Northern Kazakhstan, Mongolia and Japan, Sweden, Finland, Norway, and its south of the Tundra.
Between 50 degrees latitude North and the Arctic circle
Fewer animals species than the tropical or temperate deciduous. Insect breed in the melting water D: , Birds come to the the taiga to nest and lay their eggs in the springs and to eat the plentiful insects, that are breeding...in water!
Human Impact, Pollution, and constructive efforts
Humans have built in the many cities in or around Taiga biomes across the northern part of the earth, Pollution is moderate with normal cities.
Citations
Civilization/Urbanization
Helsinki, Finland,
Anchorage, Alaska
Ottowa, Canada
http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/taiga.htm
https://php.radford.edu/~swoodwar/biomes/?page_id=92
YouTube.com
Soil
Poor soil quality, Thin (Cold Weather), Evergreen needles have acids that cause soil to decay.