Question

A biome is a group of regions on Earth with similar plant and animal life and climates. Different parts of Earth can have the same biome, even if they are not near each other. The map shows some of Earth's terrestrial (land) biomes -



First, match the types of animals found in each biome below

Next, match the plants or trees found in that biome below

(4 points)
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Tropical Rain Forest Desert Tundra Grasslands
Types of Animals
Types of Plants or Trees
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Answer 1

Certainly! Here's how you can match the types of animals and plants or trees found in each biome:

### Types of Animals

1. **Tropical Rain Forest**: Monkeys, Birds, Jaguars, Frogs
2. **Desert**: Camels, Scorpions, Lizards, Snakes
3. **Tundra**: Polar Bears, Caribou, Arctic Foxes, Snowy Owls
4. **Grasslands**: Bison, Antelope, Prairie Dogs, Grasshopper

### Types of Plants or Trees

1. **Tropical Rain Forest**: Broadleaf Evergreens, Orchids, Ferns, Bamboo
2. **Desert**: Cacti, Succulents, Xerophytes, Drought-resistant shrubs
3. **Tundra**: Mosses, Lichens, Low shrubs, Grasses
4. **Grasslands**: Grasses, Wildflowers, Acacia trees (in some regions)

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