Question

Regional and local variations within each biome lead to the formation of

Answer 1

answer on biology12 - chapter 13, Page No. 220

Answer 2

Answer:

Regional and local variations within each biome lead to the formation of the wide variety of habitats.

Explanation:

• The world's major communities are referred to as biomes. The primary determinant of the kind of soil, which in turn affects the type of flora, is climate. The types of animals and microbes depend on the type of flora and climate together.
• The world's primary biome lacks any indication of a country's border. A vast range of habitats are formed as a result of regional and local variances.
• The types of animals and microbes depend on the type of flora and climate together. Latitude, height, the length and intensity of winter and summer days, water mass, and topography are further influencing factors.
• Each biome has regional and local variations, and the world's major biomes do not depict national boundaries.

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