The central part of North America is actually under the sea during Cretaceous period. The Great Plain of present day is inundated under the Western Interior Seaway. The fauna and marine life prospered under tropical condition, leading to an abundance of fossil fuels in places like Alberta or Bakken Basin.
Dinosaur fossils exist in Canada because, during the time that dinosaurs lived, Canada had an environment that allowed for animals to frequently become fossilized. Today, many dinosaur species are known from Canada, and Canadian fossils have greatly contributed to the scientific understanding of dinosaurs.
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There are six major biomes, each with various regions. They are: Freshwater: Ponds and Lakes, Streams and Rivers, and Wetlands Marine: Oceans, Coral Reefs and Estuaries Desert: Hot and Dry, Semiarid, Coastal and Cold Forest: Tropical, Temperate and Taiga Grassland: Temperate and Savanna Tundra: Arctic and Alpine
Eskimos live in the Arctic.
A temperate climate, found for example in New York state, is one which has cold winters, hot summers, and moderate spring and fall temperatures. This is in comparison to a tropical climate which never gets very cold, to an arctic climate which never gets very hot.
AnswerSome of the countries the polar regions run through are Antarctica, the Arctic, Greenland and some parts of Russia, including lines of latitude and longitude.
Yes, polar bears are on the top of the Arctic food chain. Then the seals.
There are tropical regions, polar regions,Arctic ReGIONS temperate regions
No. Manatees live in tropical and sub tropical regions, not in the Arctic.
Continental drift
No they are not endangered but are found in all oceans from the Arctic and Antarctic regions to tropical seas.
Asia - which has tropical zones (Indonesia) up to arctic zones (Russia).
The one having to do with continental drift.
Because at the time of Tiktaalik's experience (approximately 375 million years ago) in the Ellesmere Island was experiencing tropical climate.
yes they do
The red fox lives on hillsides or rural areas such as farms or feilds. sometimes it is forced to live in the subarbs.
You won't find an Arctic wolf in a tropical forest.
Arctic regions
There are no tigers in Arctic Regions.