Multiple Choice
How does a region's climate primarily determine the type of terrestrial biome found there?
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Introduction to Terrestrial Biomes
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Which terrestrial biome is characterized by a dense forest with a large variety of species and abundant rainfall?
A
Tundra
B
Desert
C
Temperate grassland
D
Tropical rainforest
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Understand the key characteristics of the biome in question: A dense forest with a large variety of species and abundant rainfall.
Review the defining features of each biome option provided: Tundra, Desert, Temperate Grassland, and Tropical Rainforest.
Recognize that the tundra is characterized by cold temperatures, permafrost, and limited vegetation, which does not match the description of a dense forest with abundant rainfall.
Identify that deserts are defined by extremely low precipitation and sparse vegetation, which also does not align with the given characteristics.
Conclude that the tropical rainforest is the correct biome, as it is known for its dense forests, high biodiversity, and significant rainfall, matching the description provided in the problem.
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