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MAXImum [283]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hello. You did not enter answer options, which prevents me from providing a specific answer.

However, taking into account Melody's requirement about the temperature of the biome she wants to live in, we can indicate the biomes of tropical forests and savannas.

Explanation:

The tropical forest is a biome located in countries with a temperate climate, which tends to have very high temperatures, but the vegetation and humidity that a tropical forest presents is also very high, which causes a decrease in temperature. Therefore, it is a biome of moderate temperature.

The savannah, on the other hand, is a biome with a high temperature and warm climate. This is because the vegetation is not dense and high enough to create shadows and the humidity in the place is very low, which increases the thermal sensation.

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