The correct answer is - it is more precise.
The large scale maps that show smaller portions of the Earth's surface have the advantage over the small scale maps because they are more accurate. The difference grows with the scale number difference, the smaller it is, the more accurate it is, the bigger it is the less accurate it is. For example, if a neighborhood is shown on a map, than it will be very precise and will capture the exact picture of the area, but if the whole planet is represented, than the accuracy will be much lesser, and that will be especially evident with the places that a further away from the equator.
Global warming stresses ecosystems through temperature rises, water shortages, increased fire threats, drought, weed and pest invasions, intense storm damage and salt invasion, just to name a few.
Deserts and steppes.
Explanation:
Southwest Asia, also known as the Middle East, is one of the driest regions in the world. Its location, as well as the natural features in the region, prevent formation of humid air masses and precipitation, which in turn has made the region arid and semi-arid in general, with only very small parts stepping out of that.
Because the precipitation is so low, and the temperatures are very high, the biomes of this region are dominated by deserts and steppes. In other words, the landscape is dominated by rocky and sandy deserts, and by vast grasslands with short grasses. The diversity of the species both flora and fauna is pretty low.