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Geography

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tatyana61 [14]2 years ago

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The drop-downs to the biome in the country includes:

tropical and subtropical forests
tundra biome
tropical forest biome
grasslands and shrublands

<h3>What is a biomes?</h3>

This refers to the community of plants & animals that occur naturally and are often shares some common characteristics specific to that area.

Some examples of biomes includes tundra, taiga, grasslands, savannas, deserts, tropical forests etc.

<h3>What type of biomes are found in the lowland areas?</h3>

A tropical and subtropical forests are the type of biomes found in the lowland areas.

<h3>What type of biomes are found in the higher elevations?</h3>

The tundra biome are the most type of biomes found in the higher elevations.

<h3>What biomes have the highest population density?</h3>

The tropical forest biome have the highest population density as it is estimated to contain over half of the terrestrial species on Earth.

<h3>What biome exists in Plateau State?</h3>

A grasslands and shrublands are the biome that exists in Plateau State

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