Biomes

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What abiotic factor do both the tundra and desert biomes have in common?

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Low rainfall.

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What characteristics are biomes not classified by?

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Soil quality.

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Why is the Chaparral biome unique?

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Plants have adapted to use natural fires for germination.

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What biome primarily comprises the eastern U.S.?

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Temperate deciduous forest.

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What is unique about the temperate deciduous forest biome?

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It has a variety of characteristics, including seasonal changes and diverse plant and animal life.

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What are the main abiotic factors that define a biome?

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Climate, soil type, and water availability.

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How do temperature and precipitation influence biome distribution?

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Different temperature and precipitation levels create distinct environments that support specific plant and animal communities.

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What adaptations do plants in the desert biome have?

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They have adaptations such as water storage, reduced leaf surface area, and deep root systems.

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What is the significance of fire in the Chaparral biome?

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Fire helps in the germination of certain plant species and maintains the ecosystem's health.

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What are the characteristics of a tundra biome?

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Cold temperatures, low precipitation, permafrost, and short growing seasons.