Answer: Option C.
Polar type of temperate climate over land and subtropical seasonable variable climate zone between 40 to 60 degrees latitude, north or south of the equator.
Explanation:
The temperate zone is the area of the Earth that is between the tropical region and the polar region. It is between the Artic circle and tropic of cancer or between the Antartic circle and tropic of Capricorn. The have between 40 to 60 degrees latitude north or south of the equator. They have seasonal changes. The climate is mild ranging from cool to warm and the sun is not overhead. The zone have four annual seasons and they are Autumn, wintery, spring and summer.
Examples of this regions are western Europe and Northern America.
I believe an ecosystem is a collection of all of the abiotic and biotic factors in an entire region.
Asexual reproduction produces genetically identical offspring and sexual reproduction creates variation in the offspring. When the environment changes and it affects the asexual offspring it will affect all identical copies whereas since the sexual offspring have more variation, they are more likely to survive.
