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Which biome is likely to have the greatest number of trees per unit of area?
A.
tundra
B.
grassland
C.
desert
D.
forest
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Answered by GPT-4o mini
D. forest

Forests are characterized by a high density of trees, making them the biome with the greatest number of trees per unit of area compared to tundra, grassland, and desert.
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