Biomes

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What are biomes?

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Biomes are large ecological areas on the Earth's surface, with flora and fauna adapting to their environment. They are defined by factors such as climate, soil, and vegetation.

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What is the Tundra biome characterized by?

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The Tundra biome is characterized by cold temperatures, low precipitation, and a landscape dominated by permafrost, mosses, and lichens.

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What defines a Desert biome?

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A Desert biome is defined by very low precipitation, extreme temperatures, and sparse vegetation, often including cacti and drought-resistant plants.

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What is a Savanna biome?

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A Savanna biome is characterized by a mix of grassland and scattered trees, with distinct wet and dry seasons.

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What is the main feature of the Grassland biome?

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The Grassland biome is dominated by grasses, has few trees, and experiences moderate rainfall.

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What type of trees are found in the Taiga biome?

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The Taiga biome is primarily made up of coniferous trees, which do not lose their leaves in winter.

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What is the climate like in a Tropical Rain Forest?

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Tropical Rain Forests have a warm climate with high humidity and receive a lot of rainfall throughout the year.

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How does the climate of a Temperate Woodland differ from a Grassland?

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Temperate Woodlands have more trees and receive more precipitation than Grasslands, which are dominated by grasses.

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What adaptations do plants in the Desert biome have?

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Plants in the Desert biome have adaptations such as deep roots, thick skins, and the ability to store water.

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What is the significance of permafrost in the Tundra biome?

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Permafrost is a layer of permanently frozen soil in the Tundra biome, affecting plant growth and animal habitats.