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Annual variations in the intensity and duration of temperature from −10C to 130C and annual variation in precipitation from 30 to 900 mm. account for the formation of a major biome as
Annual variations in the intensity and duration of temperature from −10C to 130C and annual variation in precipitation from 30 to 900 mm. account for the formation of a major biome as
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The correct option is B Coniferous forest
The biomes are defined by climate regimes and its biogeography. The earth is made up of six major kinds of large ecosystems, or biomes which are taiga, tundra, deciduous forests, tropical rainforests, deserts and grasslands. The taiga biome is the largest one and extends across Europe, North America, and Asia. Located below the tundra, the taiga is also known as the Conifereous forests or Boreal forest as its is characterized by the presence of conifer trees. with short summers, the average temperature in summer is 10 °C and annual precipitation levels which vary between 30 to 900 millimeters.
The biomes are defined by climate regimes and its biogeography. The earth is made up of six major kinds of large ecosystems, or biomes which are taiga, tundra, deciduous forests, tropical rainforests, deserts and grasslands. The taiga biome is the largest one and extends across Europe, North America, and Asia. Located below the tundra, the taiga is also known as the Conifereous forests or Boreal forest as its is characterized by the presence of conifer trees. with short summers, the average temperature in summer is 10 °C and annual precipitation levels which vary between 30 to 900 millimeters.
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