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Biomes Lab Report
Biomes, every single spices lives in one. Biomes are large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat. They can be found over range of continents and have common characteristics with plants and animals. There are many types of Biomes on earth. BIomes are distinct from habitats, because any biome can comprise a variety of habitats. In our lab we had figure out the major components in a biome. For example, like the weather, what animals live in it, plant life, etc… And answer key questions to why something happens in a Biome. And how species and plant life depend on each other to survive in this biome. In order to answer this question we had to go to the school farm. We went out to the farm to answer our question

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