What is the relationship between the location of a biome on the planet and its amount of biodiversity?

A. The further east a biome is, the greater the number of species living there.

B. Those biomes with the greatest number of species are found along the equator.

C. A biome that supports a lot of species will be found near the poles.

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Marlon Mullins

Biology

31 August, 09:46

What is the relationship between the location of a biome on the planet and its amount of biodiversity?

A. The further east a biome is, the greater the number of species living there.

B. Those biomes with the greatest number of species are found along the equator.

C. A biome that supports a lot of species will be found near the poles.

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Randy Kane · Answer 1

The differences biomes can be traced to differences in climate and where they are located in relation to the Equator. Global temperatures vary with the angle at which the sun's rays strike the different parts of the Earth's curved surface.