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Step2247 [10]
3 years ago
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Que e Qué es un bioma regiones que comparten idénticas características del oscilación térmica conjunto de formas que moldean la

corteza del nombre de que reciben los movimientos de la Tierra
Geography
1 answer:
Sedaia [141]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Comunidad de flora y fauna que ocupa un hábitat importante.

Explicación:

El bioma se define como una gran comunidad natural de flora y fauna que ocupa un hábitat importante como el bosque o la tundra, etc. Las plantas y los animales que viven en un bioma tienen características y adaptaciones comunes para el medio ambiente. Hay siete biomas presentes en la tierra, es decir, tundra, matorrales, bosques lluviosos, pastizales, desiertos, bosques caducifolios templados y bosques de coníferas. Hay cinco tipos principales de biomas: acuático, pastizal, bosque, desierto y tundra. Las plantas y los animales presentes en cada bioma se adaptan a ese bioma.

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