Land Biomes

2. This biome is very dry. Some of these biomes receive less than 8cm of precipitation each year.
6. living parts of an ecosystem
8. The long-term patterns of temperature and precipitation in a region
9. Also called the boreal forest. This biome has low average temperatures, but more precipitation than the Tundra. This biome can be found in Canada and northern Europe and Asia
10. This biome has grasses and few trees. This biome has high average temperatures throughout the year. The African savanna is an example of this biome.
11. This biome has moderate precipitation, hot summers, and cold winters. The North American prairie is an example of this biome. Grasses are the dominant plants in this biome,
12. This biome has moderate precipitation, hot summers, and cold winters. This biome can be found in the northeastern United States, East Asia, and much of Europe.

1. nonliving parts of an ecosystem
3. Features that allow organisms to survive and reproduce
4. This biome has long, cool wet season and a relatively dry summer. The biome can be found in the Pacific Northwest and on the western coast of South America
5. This biome receives more rain than any other biome on Earth. It is warm throughout the year and is located near Earth's equator
7. A region of Earth where the climate determines the type of plants that live there
11. A biome with low average temperatures and very little precipitation. Found in the Arctic and in high mountain regions