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Climates Caitlin.C ((Factors (Prevailing Winds (South West (Equator…

- - - - 45-60 (Degrees) because the sun's rays travel further and have less heat
    - - Maritime/Oceanic
        
        Mild summers and mild winters
        
        because ocean absorbs and realises slowly
    - - South West
        
        Equator
        
        Warm
        
        Winter 4-6 (degrees)
        
        Summer 15-17 (degrees)
        
        Atlantic
        
        Wet
  - - - Oak
        
        Strong bark protects against temperature changes
        
        Large leaves absorb light in growing season spring/summer
  - - - Cool
        
        Red Squirrels
        
        Ear fluff used for instillation
        
        They have a thick coat of fur that is used for instillation
      - Warm
- - - - Maritime
        
        Wind collects moisture
        
        Evaporation
        
        Very wet
    - - Trade winds
        
        Low pressure
        
        2000 mm/yr
    - - 0-15 (Degrees)
        
        Sun's rays concentrated
        
        32 (Degrees celsius
  - - - Has two toes pointing forward and two toes pointing backwards, helps to hang on tightly to branches and fruit
      - Sharp beak for climbing vines, trees and for self defence
  - - - Rainforest
        
        Tall. Reach sunlight
        
        Broad leaves
      - Mahogany/ teak-hardwood
- - - - Latitude
        
        60-70 (Degrees) of equator. Canada
        
        Slanted sun rays
        
        Winter
        
        -25 (Degrees)
        
        Summer
        
        10-15 (Degrees)
      - Prevailing winds
        
        N.E Prevailing winds
        
        Cold from pole
        
        Dry
        
        Cold + travels over land
        
        400 mm/ye
        
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      - Distance from seas and oceans
        
        Continental
        
        Cold ocean currents
        
        Cold winters
        
        Mild summers
    - - Lynx
        
        Uses fur as camoflauge
        
        Thick fur for instillation
    - - Taiga
        
        Coniferous
        
        Spruce
        
        Thick bark
        
        Protects from extreme cold
        
        Pine
        
        Needles
        
        Don't require much sunglight