Which of these is an abiotic factor in a grassland?

In a certain biome, wildflowers and herbs are some of the most common plants. Bison and prairie dogs consume the wildglowers and herbs. Coyotes and eagles hunt the prairie dogs. Which biome is most likely being described?

Which of these are biotic factors found in freshwater biomes?

The fur of Arctic foxes and hares are white in the winter. The fur of both species becomes brown in the summer. The adaptation helps camouflage these animals. In which biome can a predator-prey relationship between Arctic foxes and hares be found?

Which hot and dry biome is home to large herds of herbivores that feed on the many kinds of grasses?

In which biome would you most likely find permafrost?

This biome has far more grass than trees and a lot of shrubs. In the United States they are called prairies. They have hot summers and cold winters and get a moderate amount of rainfall. You may see bison and prairie dogs.

This biome is cold and dry with few plants. Almost no trees grow here because of a layer of permafrost. You may see wolves, caribou, and polar bears here.

Receives less than 50 cm of rain per year. As a result, few plants grow. Cactus and tumbleweed are the main types of plants. You may see snakes, scorpions, and lizards here.

Receives around 200-400 cm of rain per year. This is near the Earth's equator and has a tall canopy of trees. Very diverse plant and animal life. You may see lizards, snakes, and colorful birds.

This biome gets a moderate amount of precipitation. Known for its cold winters and warm summers. Home to evergreen trees that do not lose leaves. You may see mosse, elk, lynx, elk, mice, bears, and wolves here.

This biome gets a moderate amount of precipitation. Not to hot or cold generally. They experience all four seasons. You may find birch, beech, maple, oak, and hickory trees. Bears, rabbits, deer, and squirrels are also around.

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