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AFRICAN ECOSYSTEM

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AFRICAN ECOSYSTEM

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This game trays to give a feed back of how the african ecosystem works

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This game trays to give a feed back of how the african ecosystem works

by Rafael uriel
1

The African savanna is covered mainly by dense tropical forests.

2

The Sahara Desert has no forms of life because it is too dry.

3

Lions and cheetahs are examples of predators that live in the African savanna.

4

The Congo Basin rainforest helps regulate Earth’s climate by absorbing carbon dioxide

5

Camels and scorpions are examples of species adapted to desert conditions.

6

According to the text, what is the average yearly rainfall of the African savanna?

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