Figure 1. A pair of Japanese quail. If the birds have not been subjected to genetic. selection for bodyweight, the adult male quail will. weigh about 100â140 g, while the females are. slightly heavier, weighing from 120â160 g.
The temperature of a desert is also a defining and unique characteristic. Most deserts are warmer during the day than they are at night, and the difference in temperature is quite drastic. The average daytime temperature is 100Â°F, while at night the average temperature is 25Â°F. This large temperature difference is due to low amount of moisture in the desert air.
Desert climate, average temperatures range from approximately 22 degrees Celsius (72 degrees Fahrenheit) in winter to 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit) in summer.Nights and mornings during winter are cold and guests should pack appropriate warm clothing.emperatures can range from 5Â° C in July to 37Â° C in January. What classifies a desert is the amount of rainfall it receives. On average Ulu r u-Kata Tju t a receives approximately 308mm (12 inches) per year.