What similarities exist between the temperate rainforest, temperate seasonal forest, and woodland biomes?

A) All three have similar biotic and abiotic features.

B) All three are populated predominantly by large evergreen tree species.

C) All three experience approximately the same average annual temperatures.

D) All three receive approximately the same amount of average annual precipitation.

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Alayna Bolton

Biology

3 July, 05:06

What similarities exist between the temperate rainforest, temperate seasonal forest, and woodland biomes?

A) All three have similar biotic and abiotic features.

B) All three are populated predominantly by large evergreen tree species.

C) All three experience approximately the same average annual temperatures.

D) All three receive approximately the same amount of average annual precipitation.

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Ana Lewis · Answer 1

A) All three have similar biotic and abiotic features.

Explanation:

The similarities which exist between the temperate rainforest, temperate seasonal forest, and woodland biomes are the presence of biotic and abiotic factors. Biotic feature is the living part of the environment while abiotic factors are the non living part of environment. There are variation present among these forest about temperature and precipitation due to their presence on the different parts of the world.