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What is the purpose of the Biome--what does it mean? How do I read it?

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priya_blonde
Date:
Nov 18, 2009 02:15

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EristiaCatin
Date:
Oct 28, 2009 02:19

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vilyelol
Date:
Oct 20, 2008 15:06

From my understanding Biomes are large geographical areas which are charaterized by types of animals,climate,plants,soil,water,rock formations, and last but not least the latitude.Some of the types of biomes are desert, tundra and grassland. A little bit of info about the desert is that its the worlds direst region.The vegetation are all drought resistant plants. Also animals that live there surive with little to no water

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Wildjt11
Date:
Apr 8, 2008 17:20

Biomes are broad classifications of ecological communities (both terrestrial and aquatic) that tell us where our footprint lands, so to speak. So if your footprint is 100 hectares, and 40% "lands" on marine fisheries, it means that 40 hectares of your footprint is ocean area that supports marine fisheries. Same for forests, cropland, pastureland. Hope this helps.

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