Question

Select all that apply. Which of the following factors determine conditions in a biome? population density temperature carrying capacity rainfall sunlight

Answer 1

All the factors listed, that is population density, temperature, carrying capacity, rainfall and sunlight all effect the living conditions of organisms in a biome as well as the type of species that will be found there.

Answer 2

Answer:

Temperature, rainfall, and sunlight

Explanation:

The factors that determine the conditions in a  biome are as follows-

1) Temperature- Temperature plays an important role in controlling the conditions of a biome. In the equatorial region, the temperature is very high as it receives the maximum amount of sunlight, whereas, in the polar region, the temperature is relatively very low. So the type of biome that exists in the near-equatorial region is the desert biome and the tropical rain and the dry forest. As the temperature decreases with the increasing latitude, the biome changes, thereby occurring the Temperate biome and the Tundra biome.

2) Rainfall- Rainfall also plays a major role in determining a biome's condition. The areas that receives maximum rainfall are rich in the varieties of plant flora. So in this way, it helps in the growth of different plant species in a particular biome.

3) Sunlight- Sunlight also is equally important because it helps the plants to undergo the process of photosynthesis by absorbing Carbon dioxide, thereby releasing a huge amount of Oxygen that is beneficial for the existence of lives on earth.