Biomes

Georgia, USA: Mostly made up of deciduous forest. Georgia (the former SSR country): Made up of the high mountains in the Caucasus, it can vary by elevation.

Yes, it is. The driest desert is the Sahara, but every desert is dry.

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Tundra

the sun, when it is a sunny day it makes the ocean heat up and when it is cloudy the clouds are covering the sun and so it doesn't heat up

A lot of places in the United States are part of the Coniferous Forest. Part of the Coniferous Forest are the Decidous. So it would be people who live on the EAST side of the U.S.A

• The average temperature in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia is 15.9 °C (61 °F).
• The average temperature range is 3 °C.
• The highest monthly average high temperature is 25 °C (77 °F) in March, May.
• The lowest monthly average low temperature is 7 °C (45 °F) in January, November & December.
• Addis Ababa's climate receives an average of 1089 mm (42.9 in) of rainfall per year, or 91 mm (3.6 in) per month.
• On average there are 148 days per year with more than 0.1 mm (0.004 in) of rainfall (precipitation) or 12 days with a quantity of rain, sleet, snow etc. per month.
• The driest weather is in November when an average of 9 mm (0.4 in) of rainfall (precipitation) occurrs across 2 days.
• The wettest weather is in August when an average of 269 mm (10.6 in) of rainfall (precipitation) occurrs across 28 days.
• The average annual relative humidity is 60.7% and average monthly relative humidity ranges from 49% in February to 82% in July.
• Average sunlight hours in Addis Ababa range between 2.8 hours per day in July and 9.7 hours per day in December.
• There are an average of 2439 hours of sunlight per year with an average of 6.7 hours of sunlight per day.
• There are an average of 1 days per year with frost in Addis Ababa and in January there are an average of 1 days with fros

Italy is located in the biome called chaparral. Chaparral is very hot and dry with the terrain varying from rocky hills, mountains, flat plains and slopes.

to survive in the temperate rain forest you need to wear a bathing suit

I'm not really sure what kind of biomes are in New Mexico, but I draw the conclusion that they are probably similar to Mexico's biomes, since they are so close. My advice is to look up Mexico and take your best guess, or to go to New Mexico yourself and post it here for other reasearchers to have. I'm sorry that I couldn't be much help, but this is the best I could do.

Humans chop down trees! don't listen to that answer this is not a good website sorry

saltwater has salt in it, freshwater does not.

Much of the central part of the United States is grassland.

The Sahara and Gobi deserts share several commonalities, including their classification as major arid regions characterized by extreme temperatures and low precipitation. Both deserts experience harsh climates, with the Sahara being the largest hot desert and the Gobi representing a cold desert, featuring significant temperature fluctuations between day and night. Additionally, both deserts host unique ecosystems and adaptations in flora and fauna to survive their challenging environments.

Salinity vs. depth profiles are different in different parts of the ocean, so there is really no one correct answer to this question.

C. The effects of coral reef destruction are:

1. Coral reefs protect the land from storm and tidal surges, so when they are all destroyed frequent costal flooding occurs

2. Coral reefs are probable sources of medicines to cure the diseases that currently run rampant across the earth. Chemicals found in reefs have been used to treat ulcers, heart disease, leukemia and more.

3. Coral reefs absorb carbon dioxide and use it to form their shells if they are no more coral reefs then there would be more carbon dioxide in the ocean and our atmosphere.

It is the taiga biome,

I was born there and so got to enjoy the pine forests many times.

It's quite obvious, the answer is there is less water and food to find in the desert than in the forest.

there are trees that can be made into many things such as boats furniture etc and there are berries to eat

If it is a good amount of rain, seeds that have lain dormant for months, or even years, will quickly sprout and grow rapidly to produce flowers and new seeds that will be scattered about for the next time a rain hits. Amphibians that have been burrowed in for months will come out and look for food, a mate and a pool in which to lay their eggs.

This answer does NOT sound like it is from a reliable source. From almost the exact website there was incredibly different answers. According to multiple different resources (Holdridge life zones system of bioclimatic classification ) Portland Oregon is temperate moist forest biome. That may be wrong, but from the what I have gathered, this is the most common answer from reliable Sources. Thank you!!😊 Hopefully that helps a little bit more. Have a great day

rainforests like deserts have very poor soil. Sounds funny to be saying that a rainforest has bad soil with so many trees, right? Well, the reason that there are so many trees is: a) high rainfall due to equatorial location b) the forest floor has all of the nutrients The amount of decomposing matter on the forest floor is huge. Humid conditions assist in making this occur faster. It happens so fast that nutrient rich soil such as humus and loam can't be produced- instead we have a nutrient abundant topsoil and a poor soil below.

A rain shadow is located on an area on a mountain that is dry. In this area, the formation of the lee side of the mountain stops rain from producing with a shadow causing dryness.

A tiaga is mostly cold and a tropical rain forest is warm and wet For a climate TRUE