PPT-Desert life

By Kara Bensel Anna Alwin Janice Wong and dont forget Katy Lundeen Places to Visit Here at Camel works we have one geographer her name is Anna A Anna knows almost everything about the desert areas . Charlie & Aubrey . We are learning about the desert. The desert is usually hot. There are many deserts . in the . world. The Sonoran Desert is in the western United States.. Deserts are located on every continent of the Earth , even Antarctica. The biggest . Agave. . deserti. Prokaryote. No Nuclei in Cells. Single Celled. Cell Wall Present. Heterotroph. Sessile. Asexual Reproduction. Eukaryote. Nuclei in Cells. Multicellular. No Cell Wall. Autotroph. Motile. Erin & . Carley. Deserts cover one fifth of the earth’s land area. The biggest. Desert is northern Africa’s Sahara desert. It covers roughly. 3, 500,00 square miles. There are even deserts that are cold. . By:Anthony Aragon . The Desert . Deserts cover about one fifth of the earth’s land area. The desert is a harsh environment with very little rainfall and extreme temperatures.. What makes a Desert?. Haixia. Huang, Bo . Zhong. , . Qinhuo. Liu, and Lin Sun. Presented by Bo . Zhong. bzhong1@gmail.com. Institute of Remote Sensing Applications, Chinese Academy of Sciences . IGRSS 2011, Vancouver , . Chapter Seven. Most of the year the desert looks lifeless.. But when rainy season comes, the land explodes with life.. Plants and animals hurry to feed, grow and reproduce.. When the rain is done life seems to disappear again, until the next rainy season.. BY CARLAYA CHRISTENSEN AND AUSTIN PARKERSON. Table of contents. Intro slide 3. Description slide 4. Story . slide . 5. Movement slide 6. Diet/food chain slide 7. Habitat slide 8. Adaptations slide 9. C. . Mitchell. Map of the Desert.. Kahalie. Desert Sunset.. Stretching around 360,000 square miles across Botswana, Namibia and South Africa, the Kalahari Desert is not a desert in the strictest sense of the word.. Mimicking the . skin. function of . Side-blotched lizard . Ordinary Dwelling. in desert. Envelop Defects. 1.Using glasses as main envelop. . . absorbing so much heat in the daytime. losing heat in the night . Day 1. A Walk in the Desert . Inflected Endings . Phonics. Inflected Endings . Phonics. plans planned planning. likes liked liking. pets petted petting. escapes escaped escaping. Read the word. . Location. . 33% of earths surface is desert. Found mostly between 30 degrees north and south latitude of the equator . . Many deserts are located near mountains . Precipitation. . A desert is defined as an area which receives less than . Monasticism in the 4. th. -5. th. centuries . The Desert a City. Desert Dwellers – Athletes of Christ. Monastic movement – 4. th. to 5. th. centuries. Social, economic, political causes have been advanced. Couch’s Spadefoot . Sonoran Desert Toad. Sonoran Green Toad. Canyon Tree Frog. Red Spotted Toad. Northern Casque-Headed Frog. Leopard Frog. Western Box Turtle. Sonoran Mud Turtle. Etc.. Arthropods Of The Desert. th. Grade Science. Desert. Temperature. Average of 38 degree C during the day. Average of -3.9 degree C during the night. Precipitation. About 250 mm of rain per year. Desert. Vegetation. Cacti, small bushes, short grasses.