Summers make up the climate. Look high into a limber pine tree and you might spot a Clark's nutcracker, nibbling on pine seeds. Finally, the highest elevation in Rocky is
the alpine tundra. Bitter cold and wind-blasted defines this ecosystem with its jagged
mountain tops that are capped with snow even in late August. Each of these
ecosystems has a quality all its own, but they are all interconnected, comprising a
true American treasure: "Rocky."
Which of the following is a major supporting detail in the one paragraph essay
above?
a) There you will find ponderosa pine trees and wide open mountain meadows,
lush with wildflowers in the s&mmer.
b) Finally, the highest elevation in Rocky is the alpine tundra.
c) Rocky Mountain National Park, nicknamed "Rocky," is a true marvel of the
American West.
d) Each of these ecosystems has a quality all its own, but they are all
interconnected, comprising a true American treasure: "Rocky."