Ecosystems

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Tropical evergreen forest

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These receive a mean rainfall of 80 for every 400 inches annually.

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Tropical deciduous forest

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These have shrubs and dense bushes rule along with a broad selection of trees.

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Temperate evergreen forest

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Those have quite a few number of trees as mosses and ferns make up for them.

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Temperate deciduous forest

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The forest is located in the moist temperate places that have sufficient rainfall.

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Taiga

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Situated just before the arctic regions, is defined by evergreen conifers

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Desert

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located in regions that receive an annual rainfall less than 25.

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Savanna

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The tropical grasslands are dry seasonally and have few individual trees.

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Prairies

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It is temperate grassland, completely devoid of large shrubs and trees.

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Mountain

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provides a scattered and diverse array of habitats where a large number of animals and plants can be found.

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Marine

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the biggest ecosystems, which cover around 71% of Earth's surface and contain 97% of out planet's water.

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Lentic

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Slow-moving or till water like pools, lakes or ponds.

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Lotic

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Fast-moving water such as streams and rivers.

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Wetlands

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Places in which the soil is inundated or saturated for some lengthy period of time.