Deserts and Tundra Vegetation
Students will study the unique adaptations of plants and animals in hot deserts, cold deserts, and the Tundra region.
Key Questions
- Explain the remarkable adaptations that enable desert plants to survive with minimal water.
- Analyze the reasons for the extremely limited vegetation found in the Tundra region.
- Compare the challenges faced by life forms in hot deserts versus cold deserts.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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