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Unit 25 Review Questions
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In examining biomes at different elevations of a tall mountain, increasing elevation in general corresponds with:
increased temperature
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increased longitude
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increased latitude
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decreased wind speed
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If you made a journey from Los Angeles in southern California and went east to Phoenix, Arizona, you would:
begin in a temperate marine coniferous forest and end in a cool desert
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begin in Mediterranean scrubland and end in a warm desert
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begin in a warm desert and end in a cool desert
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begin in a cool desert and end in a warm desert
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This biome contains the highest number of plant and animal species:
temperate marine coniferous forest
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temperate deciduous forest
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tropical rainforest
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northern coniferous forest
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This biome is a transitional environment between tropical rainforest and desert:
temperate forest
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northern coniferous forest
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temperate grassland
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tropical savanna
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The temperate grassland biome:
is often the site of extensive agriculture
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sees abundant rainfall year-round
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is usually located on or near the eastern margins of continents
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is located primarily in South America
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Df and Dw climates are home to this biome:
tundra
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northern coniferous forest
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temperate forest
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temperate grassland
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