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1. By which specific factors are biomes defined, and by which are they not defined?
2. What two factors determine the amount of biodiversity in a biome? (Site 1)



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Terrestrial biomes are defined by temperature and precipitation, which also determine biodiversity levels.


Explanation:

Terrestrial biomes are defined by average annual precipitation (rainfall) and temperature, influenced by factors like latitude, altitude, and geology. The two major abiotic factors determining biodiversity in a biome are temperature and precipitation. For example, tropical rainforests have high biodiversity due to high temperature and rainfall, while deserts have low biodiversity due to low precipitation.


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