Question

Naturally occurring grasslands are usually found toward the interiors of continental masses. They tend to intergrade with ________ in areas where annual precipitation drops below 25 cm (10 inches) annually.

Answer 1

Answer:

deserts

Explanation:

The grasslands are vast areas that are covered with grasses. The type of grasses varies from place to place, and they can be short grasses, medium height, or tall grasses. The grasslands tend to be semi-arid, where the majority of the year is dry, and the majority of the rainfall occurs only in one period of the year. These vast grass covered areas are found deeper into the continents, and they are usually located between the forests and the deserts. As they go further into the interior, the grasslands gradually are replaced by deserts where the precipitation levels are below 25 cm annually.