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Grasslands

Grasslands. by:Tosha Ortmeier , Hannah Murray, and Tatem Anderson. Climate and Temperature. Climate- Can be either dry or tropical Temperature- In January the temperature is usually about 20 degrees Temperature- The temperature in July is usually about 70 degrees

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Grasslands

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  1. Grasslands • by:ToshaOrtmeier, Hannah Murray, and Tatem Anderson

  2. Climate and Temperature • Climate- Can be either dry or tropical • Temperature- In January the temperature is usually about 20 degrees • Temperature- The temperature in July is usually about 70 degrees • The annual rainfall is about 10-30 inches

  3. Animals • Some animals are coyotes, bobcats, and badgers • Some birds are emus, ostriches, and red-tailed hawks. • Some insects are the yellow meadow ant, the meadow grasshopper, and the violet ground beetle

  4. Bobcats • Are solitary animals • Are covered in black spots that fade into black streaks • Gets its name from its short 4-8 inch tail

  5. The Emu • Is the largest bird in the grassy fields of Australia • Doesn`t fly anymore because it had no predators and didn`t need to fly • May become extinct someday because of farmers who say emus kill their crops

  6. The Violet Ground Beetle • Is among the cereal crops • Are helpful as they attack insects that attack crops

  7. Plants • Some plants are the milkweed, buffalo grass, the stinging nettle, and the purple cone flower

  8. The Milkweed • Is a native plant to South America • Omaha indians used it`s roots as a medicine for wounds

  9. Buffalo Grass • A very hard grass • Grows in North America • Sends out many small roots that can reach 5 feet long

  10. Stinging Nettle • A very dangerous plant • If you touched it with your bare skin, you can can get a painful sting • It can grow to a hieght of 2-4 feet

  11. Landforms • Scattered trees • Rolling hills • Flat plains

  12. Scattered Trees • Are known as a prarie

  13. Flat Plains • Great Plains • Includes the following states: Nebraska, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Wyoming

  14. Conclusion That is our presentation on the grasslands. I hope that not only you learned something but we did to. Thank you for being our audience

  15. Resources • 1.Citation: Schaffner, B. (2010). Blue Planet Biomes - World Biomes. Blue Planet Biomes.October 7, 2013 <http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/world_biomes.htm>. • 2.Citation: "Biomes of the World | Untamed Science." Biology Guides, Biodiversity and Free Science Videos | Untamed Science. N.p., n.d.October 7,2013<http://www.untamedscience.com/biology/world-biomes>. • 3.Citation: The World's Biomes. (2004, April 30). UCMP - University of California Museum of Paleontology. RetrievedOctober 8, 2013 <http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/glossary/gloss5/biome/>. • 4.Citation: Biomes - Geography For Kids - By KidsGeo.com. (n.d.). Geography & Geology For Kids - By KidsGeo.com.October 8, 2013<http://www.kidsgeo.com/geography-for-kids/0165-biomes.php>.

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