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The Steppe. Introduction. The steppe is a flat area characterised by its abundant plains without trees and with short green grass Steppes are a middle step between deserts and forests It est p rairie. Climatic Zones. Artic Circle. Tropic of Cancer. Equator. Tropic of C apricorn. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Steppe

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• The steppe is a flat area characterised by its abundant plains without trees and with short green grass

• Steppes are a middle step between deserts and forests

• It est prairie

Introduction

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Artic Circle

Tropic of Cancer

Equator

Tropic of Capricorn

Antartic Circle

Climatic Zones

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Location

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Climatic Conditions

&

Steppe Types

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38ºC32ºC27ºC21ºC15ºC10ºC 4ºC-1ºC-6ºC-12ºC-17ºC-23ºC-29ºC

63Cm3

50 Cm3

38 Cm3

25 Cm3

13 Cm3

0 Cm3

4.6ºC45.212 Cm3

Climograph of the Steppe

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Continental Steppe•It is the most common type of steppe

•It is mainly composed of yellowish-green grass with 40-50cm tall

•It is very abundant in places with lots of rainstorms and with constant and strong winds

•It is found in continental areas

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Subtropical Steppe•It has very short green grass with 4-5cm tall and some small bushes

•It is common in the dry and temperate areas with mediterranean climate

•This type of grass just needs a small amount of water to survive and still green so there is just a short wet period

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Shrub Steppe•It is composed of small bushes of several types

•It is a abundant in very dry inland places usually near to deserts

•Massive extensions of low land

•Habitat of many small animals

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Alpine Steppe•It has medium-height grass

•This type of steppe is always located in high latitude places, near high and snowy montains or glaciars

• It has freezing temperatures all year long

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Fauna

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Corsac Fox

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Mongolian Gerbil

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Saiga Antelope

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Northern Lynx

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Saker Falcon

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Sage-Grouse

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Wild Horses

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Wild Donkeys

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Prairie Dog

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Rabbit

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Aesculapian Snake

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Polecats

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Wild Camels

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BISONS

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Waller’sGazelle

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FLORA

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Fringed Sagebrush

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MILK VETCH

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Sweet Vernal

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Rhubarb

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Tumbleweed

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In conclusion, the steppe seems to be a biome in which life has not adapted to survive. However, it is one of the most inhabited biomes in the world and houses animals of every specie and type.

Conclusion

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Thanks to: •Blueplanetbiomes.org

•Wikipedia.com

•NationalGeographic.com

•www.jsu.edu/climographs

Bibliography

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THE ENDBy:

Rubén Mazo Jiménez&

Óscar Peral Roche