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desert
a place that is very dry
sahara
runs from Atlantic Ocean to Red Sea, largest, hottest desert in Africa
desert
a place that is very dry
sahara
runs from Atlantic Ocean to Red Sea, largest, hottest desert in Africa
Kalahari
Southern Africa, arid to semi-arid, not a true desert
Gobi
Mongolia, Asia, cold desert
Mojave
US: NV, CA, UT, AZ, Death Valley,two fault lines
Chihuahuan
US/Mexican border, made of basin and mountain ranges
Arabian
Arabian peninsula (Yemen, Persian Gulf, Oman, Jordan, Iraq)
Patagonian
Cold desert, shrub steppe, in Argentina
Atacama
Chile, south America, composed of salt, sand and lava
Sonoran
AZ, CA, Mexican peninsula
Australian outback
North Eastern part of Australia
Precipitation
Moister in the form of rain, snow, hail, or sleet
Adaptation
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Oasis
location in a desert where there is plenty of drinking water and plants live
Nocturnal
Active or awake at night or taking place at night
desertification
growth or expansion of deserts due to human activities
Semi-arid
10-12 inches of annual precipitation, supports only short grass
Aborigine
Native people who originally settled/lived in an area
Marsupial
A mammal that carries its young in a pouch by its abdomen
Fault line
crack in the earth's outer crust along which movement takes place
Basalt
forms when volcanic rocks cools, dark, black and looks like glass
Habitat environment
Plants and animals live in, or that has adapted to live there
Fennec
Foxes that uses its large ears to keep cool in deserts
Guanaco
Small desert camel without a hump
Protoceratops
Extinct plant-eating dinosaurs that lived in the Gobi desert area
Emu
Large bird, found in outback, can't fly
Rhea
Smaller than ostrich, hunted by Tehuelches