Environmental Sciences, asked by deatheresealday, 2 months ago

3. Why are biomes important in understanding the environment

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Answered by arkachu

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Biomes play a critical role in the understanding of ecology because they help scientists study not only a specific plant or animal but also the role it plays in its community and the characteristics that it has developed to live in its environment.

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