Desert+Landscape

Mojave - Vinze B. Per.6 Arid zone landscapes such as the Mojave desert in California are intriguing places to study the influences Tertiary climatic regimes have had on present day desert features. People usaully there farming in here. Also it gets really HOT in the morning and really COLD at night. The trees there are called the Joshua Trees

http://www.kirb.com/images/vista/Desert%20landscape.jpg The desert is one of the most hottest places in the world. Most deserts are covered with tons of sand. Some are covered with rocks. There is barely any rain in a desert so it is dry. A desert can also be really cold. There is lots of erosion because wind blows the sand against the rocks. At night deserts can drop down to about -40 degrees and high could be 112 degrees at the same day! Justin H period 3

There is no rain in the desert, it is very dry. It is not a smooth place. Since there is so much sand there is a lot of [|sandstorms].It not a good place to live. There are very big [|dunes] there. It is very hot, I don't think no one would like to live there during summer. 1178122363 - per.2

In the desert their are many things in sight. In the far there can be an old Joshua Tree or a Saguaro Catus. The desert is also teaming with life. There are [|lizards], [|snakes], and other animals in the desert. The desert is mostly sand, rock, and unhealthy soil. But this can be amazing with some wind. When wind comes in the spring and winter rocks can be shaped into many formations.-Jared A. C. Per.6media type="google" key="8874172954870293675&hl=en"

The desert is flat and dry. There is not much rain so the dirt doesn't compact before it dries. This causes there to be sand. The deserts sometimes have large dunes caused by the wind piling up sand. The elevation in the desert is usually very low. Max V. Period 2

1177695948 The desert is one of the most hottest land areas in the world.It's mostly surrounded by dry land because it really doesn't rain in the desert.If you are on a hunt to find water you would have to travel a long distance.For example a kagaroo licks its skin so it can cool its body. Since there are sand storms animals can loose there path.

michelle-khrom-period 3

kassie b.- period2 [|Desert landscape]: In the desert it is very dry, and doesn't rain. Deserts are near the Arctic part of the world. The desert has barely any plants, and some of the Deserts are near the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capricorn. Hot and Dry desert tempature ranges from 20 to 25° C. Cold Desert temperatures in the winter ranges from -2 to 4° C, and in the summer 21 to 26° C.

Alexia M. Period 2

[|Desert]- Dana B-Period2 The desert is the hottest biome it can get up to 130 degrees fahrenheit in so places. You can find the desert in these places Australian, Mexico, United States (Arizona, New Mexico, Texas), Mojave, Northern Africa,and india. The average rainfall measures 8-13 cm in many areas. Winter temperatures are between -2 to 4° Celsius. The seasons are generally warm throughout the year and very hot in the summer.

1177696401 The Desert is one of the most hottest areas all around the world. One desert that is really dangerous is Death Valley. It is true that Death Valley reached up to a blazing hot temperature of 134 degrees fahrenheit. Sudden sand storms also occur in many deserts. The desert is mostly flat and dry. alan ashourian period 3



The desert landscape is flat, sandy, rocky, and has little vegetation.It is very hot and the desert is the hottest biome.It so hot there that if a person is in the sun for a long time and have drank very little water they see illusions.Lots of living things in the desert die becuase of the harsh sand storms.William Garcia-Period 3

The soil can range from sandy and fine-textured to loose rock fragments, gravel or sand. It has a fairly low salt concentration, compared to deserts which receive a lot of rain (acquiring higher salt concentrations as a result). In areas such as mountain slopes, the soil is shallow, rocky or gravely with good drainage. In the upper bajada (lower slopes) they are coarse-textured, rocky, well-drained and partly "laid by rock bench." In the lower bajada (bottom land) the soil is sandy and fine-textured, often with "caliche hardpan." In each case there is no subsurface water.user:Jeannette-Guerra

Brittany e-period6

This is the Desart you can see the red dark soil. [EVERYWHAERE!!!] There are big hoy rocks that are all over this landscape. The soil is always very warm and of course very dry. Its always very rocky and gravely here in this biome. Did you know that the Desart is one of the hottiset biomes?