Biomes

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A cold and treeless biome characterized by frozen soil and low-growing vegetation.

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Tundra

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A dry biome with little precipitation and sparse plant life adapted to survive in extreme aridity.

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Desert

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A lush biome found near the equator, receiving high rainfall and hosting the greatest biodiversity on Earth.

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Tropical Rainforest

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A biome dominated by grasses, with few trees, and characterized by seasonal fires and grazing animals.

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Temperate Grassland

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A transitional biome between grassland and forest, with a mix of grasses and scattered trees, typically found in tropical regions.

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Savanna

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A biome characterized by trees that lose their leaves seasonally, with moderate temperatures and abundant rainfall.

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Temperate Deciduous Forest

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A biome dominated by evergreen trees, such as pine, spruce, and fir, adapted to cold climates with acidic soil.

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Taiga /Coniferous Forest

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A biome characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters, with a mix of shrubs, grasses, and small trees.

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Chaparral

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A biome with saturated soil, such as marshes or swamps, that supports unique plant and animal adaptations.

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Wetland

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An underwater ecosystem formed by colonies of coral polyps, hosting a diverse range of marine life.

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Coral Reef