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3 years ago

A rainforest is an example of a _____. biome community habitat population

Biology

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Dima020 [189]3 years ago

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Answer:

Biome.

Explanation:

A rainforest is an example of a biome.

A biome is a geographic area, normally, large in size, in which groups of animals and plants are found that are able to live in the environment that surrounds them although there are changes in conditions.

So a rainforest is a clear example of what a biome is.

tatyana61 [14]3 years ago

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A rainforest is an example of a community. A community refers to the interaction of various species within a common geographic location. Communities are also known as biological communities, where species interact and co-exist with another to thrive and survive their given environment.

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