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Questions to answer:
1. Where is the hottest place on the island and when?
2. What problems do high temperatures create for plants?
3. How are animals affected by high temperatures?
4. What is the collest place?
Draw a graph of the temperature as you go from under the trees,
down the beach and then into the water for surface emperatures.
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Are there any conclusions that can be drawn?
Plot the same graph at night.
How well does the sand hold its temperature?
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