Answer:
Biome greatly affect the plant and animal life it contains.
Explanation:
The environmental conditions in the biome greatly affect the plant and animal life that are present in it because only those animals and plants survive or present in that environment who adapted their selves or show tolerance in that environment. If there is change occur in the climatic condition of that environment the animals and plants that have resistance will survive while others disappear or eliminated from that environment.
Answer: (Answers may vary.)
I used this website, that provides US climate data, to obtain climate data for Barrow, Alaska. This part of Alaska has a tundra biome with the following conditions:
Annual high temperature: -8.2°C
Annual low temperature: -14.2°C
Average temperature: -11.2°C
Average annual precipitation (rainfall): 115 mm
Average annual snowfall: 990 mm
Barrow is covered in ice and snow for nine months of the year. During spring, millions of birds return to the area from their southern wintering grounds. Thousands of bowhead and beluga whales also migrate through the area in spring. In this region, the warm and wet period only runs from July to August. Most plants grow during this time. Food is scarce during the coldest period, which runs from December to March. During this time, many animals hibernate to survive.
Explanation: edmentum/plato
