What biome covers most of the earth's surface?

Answer 1

Three major biomes make up Australia. These biomes are tropical rain forests, deserts, and savannas. The desert is located in the center, and it flushes into savannas which turn into rain forests.

Answer 2

Most of Australia is covered by semi-arid and desert land, so the main vegetation in these areas is spinifex, saltbush and bluebush.

However, acacia and eucalyptus are both plants that can be found virtually anywhere in Australia, from deserts to Alpine to urban areas.

Answer 3

No single biome covers the majority of Australia. Excluding the marine biome (the continent is completely surrounded by oceans and seas), Australia's main biomes are:

1. Desert

2. Savanna, which comprises bushland/woodland and grasslands

3. Tropical

Answer 4

Australia is not located in any biome; rather, a variety of biomes are located in Australia. They include bushland, desert, grassland, mountain, coastal and marine, just to name a few.

Answer 5

tropical trainforest...over 15 million species of plants and animals live within this biome

Answer 6

The ocean is the earth's largest biome. It covers about 75% of the earth's surface.

Answer 7

A large proportion of Australia is either desert or semi-arid land. However, in the east and south is very fertile land, and prime agricultural country.

Answer 8

I've read that it has a semi arid climate and I believe it is most likely a dessert biome. It's very dry so that would be my best guess.

Answer 9

The Marine Biome