Question

Biomes are unique and do not appear more than once on Earth. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

Answer 1

The statements that the biomes can only be found once on Earth is false.

Explanation:

The biomes represent a large community of organisms, both flora and fauna, which are living in particular conditions, or rather a habitat. The biomes are unique, that is true, but the thing is that several different communities that share similar or same characteristics, in a similar or same habitat, fall into the same category. This brings us into a situation where a biome can be dispersed over several continents, without having direct connection with the other parts of the biome, but still be part of the same biome.

• The major biomes on Earth are: ice sheet and polar desert, tundra, taiga, montane, mixed and deciduous forest, tropical rainforest, steppe, savanna, desert, and Mediterranean.
• We can take the Mediterranean biome as an example that the biome is not found only once. It can be found on small areas around the Mediterranean Sea, southernmost tip of Africa, southwestern Australia, western South America, and western United States, none of which have any contact with each other, but have the same or similar characteristics.
• In general, the biomes tend to be arranged across the globe by latitude.

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Answer 2

Answer:false

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