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Desert Biome
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Annie Bly
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Updated Aug 28, 2020
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This is the desert Biome, sorry about the background noise.
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So this is the desert bio by her phone.
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Gadi, Annie and Miljan.
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So first we have location.
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So there are four types of desert Barmes.
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So desert skit about 10 inches of So, um, sure
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you d picture.
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These are all the desert SP located in the world.
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The tan cars.
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Okay, so next to have clement.
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So obviously this eager system is extremely dry at most.
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It can receive 25 centimeters or 10 inches of rainfall
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earlier, and the infrequent rain and extreme temperatures impacts the
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landscape. So most people assumed that, um, sand dunes are
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mostly what it does.
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It looks like, but that's only 10% of the world's
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desert. Most are actually mountainous, and others are dry expanses
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of rock, sand or salt.
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And with rainstorms, they actually come as violent cloudburst.
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And the sun's makes the land so much.
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And it's because there's not enough water vapour deformed clouds.
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So it's just continuous heat rays all day.
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And that's why whenever humans get lost in the desert,
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they start to hallucinate.
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Because the sun rays, they, um, start to create waves
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which could use the human eye.
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And here you have a chart which represents the annual
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average temperature and precipitation in an area.
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So next we have, um, plants.
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So here's some pictures of desert animal surviving.
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Here's some pictures of desert.
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So next is the human impacts on deserts.
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So humans are actually extremely exploitive towards the doesn't ether
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systems because they drain their underground biographers and groundwater.
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And these ecosystems obviously have very little amount of moisture
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in them.
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So it's even trying them out even more.
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And this is just going to increase the amount of
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desertification all over the world.
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And, um, we also do things like drive over them
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with, um, off road vehicles and, um, like a TVs
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which destroys the landscape and the extremely diverse ecosystem that,
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um uh, desserts are.
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And this photo right here shows the drainage of groundwater
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in the United States.
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So the blue and the green Arthuis least amount of
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drainage on dhe.
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The warmer colors, like red and orange and yellow, are
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more drainage.
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She could see how about it is towards the middle,
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and here are our sources.
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And so here are contributions Gabby did climate or funded?
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Um, a biotic factors of location alien did plants and
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animals and their adaptations.
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And I did.
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Ah, human impacts and voice the presentation.
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Yes, so that is the desert by own.
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