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Temperate Rainforest The Temperate Rain Forest is a richly productive biome Mild temperatures and abundant rainfall encourage plant growth and the forest is covered with plant life at every level Because chemical reactions occur more slowly at lower temperatures the minerals in dead plant material are recovered more slowly than in the tropical rain forest The forest floor is carpeted with fallen needles and fungi grow on fallen logs. COFFS HARBOUR NSW 2450Reference Books for Rainforest Tree Identification What factors are used to classify climate?. What are the five major climate regions. Classifying Climate. Climate is Classified by two major factors.. Temperature. Precipitation. Five main climate types. What We Know?. The zero line is the 10-year average of global . average temperature for the years 1995–2004, . centered on January 1, 2000.. Paleoclimatology - The study of past climate, from times prior to instrumental weather measurements. . By Teja, Mridh, Justin, Jayden. W. orld Location. There are Rainforests in Australia, Africa, Asia, North America, and South America.. Climate. In the Rainforest there are no seasons. I is always hot and wet. The average teetered is around 70°F to 90°F.. By: . Lexi. . Lesperance. and . Adi. Hays. Temperate Rainforest. What is The Temperate Rainforest?. The Temperate Rainforest is a small biome along the northwest coast of Northern California. It also includes little parts of Southern Chile, New Zealand. The Temperate Rainforest covers about 75 million acres of earth. 2/3 of The Temperate Rainforests are in the Pacific Northwest. . Tropical rainforest – A forest of tall trees found in a region of year-round warmth. (Equator).. Average precipitation (rainfall): 1250mm – 6600mm.. Home to greatest variety of living things in the world. – Huge biodiversity.. What is a Rainforest?. Rainforests . are very dense, . wet and warm forests. . They are called a ‘rain’ forest because they have a rainfall of at least 100 inches (254 . centimeters. ) each year. . Did you know there are two types of r. ainforest?. T. he . temperate and the . tropical!. Tropical rainforests are found close to the . equator.. Temperate . rainforests are found along coasts in the temperate zone, such as the Pacific Northwest of the . Location. The largest temperate rainforests are found on the Pacific coast of North America. They stretch from Oregon to Alaska for 1,200 miles. Smaller temperate rainforests can be found on the southeast coast of Chile in South America. There are a few other coastal strips with temperate rainforests, including small areas in the United Kingdom, Norway, Japan, New Zealand, and southern Australia.. Rafiq. Introduction. . . The rainforests of the world are important to us and animals. Rainforest are located in southern . A. sia , . S. outh America, Central America and the Pacific Islands. They are near the equator. It rains a lot and it is hot too. There are four layers in the rainforest. There are many animals and plants in the rainforest. That’s why rainforests are important to us. . Dome Replacement Guaranteed Maximum Price 1 RainForest Dome Replacement – GMP 1 Opened to much acclaim in 1992, the RainForest has proven a destination for families and tourists, housing over 10 The Amazon rainforest is the largest tropical rainforest in the world, covering over five and a half a million square kilometres (1.4 billion acres).. Over half of the Amazon rainforest is located in Brazil but it is also located in other South American countries including Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, Guyana, Bolivia, Suriname and French Guiana.. The zero line is the 10-year average of global . average temperature for the years 1995–2004, . centered on January 1, 2000.. Paleoclimatology - The study of past climate, from times prior to instrumental weather measurements. . What are the characteristics of the major ecosystems?. Focus Task. How do these ecosystems differ?. Learning Objective: . To identify the distribution, climate and flora and fauna adaptations in two differing ecosystems. .