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According to several botanists and plant community ecologists, there are officially three biomes in Wisconsin: the prairie, the taiga or boreal forest, and the deciduous forest. Other ecologists would mention additional biomes, that is, areas with geographic and climatic boundaries that are defined by their unique vegetation and contain animals with distinct adaptations suited for these environments. These additonal biomes might include the oak savanna, pine barrens, and northern coniferous forests. Within the larger geographic areas called biomes, there exist smaller regions called 'natural communities." Whether labeled a biome, or a natural community, these regions generally don't possess sharp boundaries, but gradually transition into one another, as soil type, latitude, fire frequency, climate or precipitation ratios change.
Tropical deciduous forests are found in India, Myanmar, South China, East Brazil and Central parts of America. These forests thrive in regions where the climate is hot with distinct wet and dry seasons.
Desert biomes are normally very dry and hot. There is not much plant or animal diversity in these biomes, although there is some.
Antarctica is a cold desert....
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Most times, the average temperature in a deciduous forest is around 50*. This allows for a change of seasons. The animals in this forest adapt and depend on a change of seasons. If winter lasted an entire year, all of the plants and trees would lose their leaves for that year. This would cause the animals to lose shelter and cover they seek from these plants. Animals would also lose any food they depend on from those plants. SO, the animals in that deciduous forest would probably die if winter lasted an entire year.
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Please thing about your questions before you ask them. We have no idea where you are, so can't possibly estimate how far it is from you to a deciduous forest. Deciduous forests are pretty common in the temperate latitudes, so you might not have to travel at all.
evergreen and deciduous