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Climates that have relatively low temperatures year-round and low precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
Climates that have relatively low temperatures year-round and low precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
Climates with mountainous regions where biome-related changes happen quickly as elevation increases are associated with tropical rain forests.
Climates with mountainous regions where biome-related changes happen quickly as elevation increases are associated with tropical rain forests.
Climates that have relatively warm temperatures year-round and high precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
Climates that have relatively warm temperatures year-round and high precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests.
Tropical rain forest distribution is most associated with regions where the average temperature of the coldest month is below 26.6°F.
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The statement that offers the best analysis of how climate impacts the distribution of the world’s tropical rain forests is:
"Climates that have relatively warm temperatures year-round and high precipitation year-round are associated with the location of the world’s tropical rain forests."
This is because tropical rain forests thrive in warm climates with abundant rainfall, which is essential for their biodiversity and dense vegetation.
