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Tropical Dry Forest

Published on Nov 23, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

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BIOME

  • Tropical dry forests have less percipitation than the tropical rain forests
  • Their temperature is usually warm to hot
  • located on certain parts of North America, South America, Mexico, Australia, India, and Asia
  • They are smaller compared to other biomes,this might make them endangered
  • It has a smaller diversity of animals compared to tropical rain forest

SEPECIES

  • Birds are the most common species in the dry forest
  • Large mammals can actually live in the dry forest, thanks to the trees being spaced out
  • Animals can use waterholes to prevent dehydration
  • Types of birds include ellow-low Parrot, White-tipped Dove, Rufous-naped Wrens, Thicket Tinamou
  • -Indian pitta ,orange-necked partridge, the black-and-tawny seedeater, and the florican

OTHER SPECIES

  • Mammals include rhinos, giraffes, Asian elephants
  • -monkeys, pumas, jaguars, deer, squirrels, and jumping rats
  • Reptiles include tortuouses and the well-known Komodo dragons
  • Insects include bees, beetles, ants, and termites
  • Arachnids scorpions and the Mexican Red-Knee Tarantula

PLANTS

  • Any plant in the TDF can live without precipitation for a long time
  • The trees are deciduous, thicker, and have deeper roots
  • Trees (mabye other plants) removes their leaves to reduce the need for water
  • Plant-life in the TDF includes strangler fig tree, Ceibo tree, Columnar cacti, Agaves
  • -Drought-tolerant Orchids,Bromeliads, and Aloes

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DEFINITIONS

  • Deciduous-trees that losses their leaves as they mature
  • Estivation- plants that spend time in the summer