Biology, 06.05.2020 04:01 sade20

1. The biome has trees that lose leaves once each year.
2. The zone is where the ocean meets land.
3. There are different vegetative patterns throughout the world. The vegetation that can grow is influenced by the amount of heat received. The differences in heat give rise to zones.
4. Monkeys, zebras, and tigers live in a/an biome.
5. In the composition of water on earth, freshwater accounts for percent of the water on earth.

What abiotic factors determine the type of terrestrial biome?
Why is the tropical rainforest the most diverse terrestrial biome?
Put the zones of freshwater lakes and ponds in order of most sunlight to least sunlight: profundal, littoral, limnetic.
Why do different biomes have different plant and animal species?

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