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20 May, 09:23

Explain why biomes are not typically classified by temperature.

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    Biomes are typically not classified by temperature, because some biomes can experience extreme temperatures from one season to the next. Other biomes might have a more consistent temperature throughout the year. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.
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