What does the tundra and savanna have in common?

Answer 1

a) they are both hot and dry

b) they are both cold and wet

c) they both have trees that lose their leaves in the fall

d) neither of them has trees

one of them is your answer.

Answer 2

The tundra and savanna are both biome types characterized by unique climates and vegetation. They both have distinct seasons and limited tree growth, with tundras being cold and treeless while savannas are warm with scattered trees and grasses. Both biomes support unique plant and animal adaptations to survive in their harsh environments.

Answer 3

Both the Tundra and the Ocean ecosystems share the feature of having very low temperatures. As such, they also support very little vegetation growth.

Answer 4

the letters N and A