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Coniferous forest ecosystems are found in regions of the Earth that experience somewhat long and cold winters, with summer being much shorter. Thus, it is no surprise that these biomes are more common the closer one travels towards the Earth’s poles. Additionally, this biome is found high atop mountains where temperatures tend to be lower and winter tends to last longer.

Common lifeforms living in this biome are evergreen trees, small mammals such as rodents, large mammals such as moose and deer, and a variety of insects, spiders, and plant life.

the hydrosphere gives water to the biosphere

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Deciduous forests exist in areas with a moderate amount of precipitation and where temperatures are also generally moderate. These ecosystems typically have long warm summers, and short cool winters. The most noticeable feature is the abundance of deciduous trees. A n deciduous tree is a tree that loses all its leaves in autumn.

Many other plants and animals live in these ecosystems as well, including birds, deer, and insects.

the hydrosphere gives water to the biosphere

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Tropical rain forests are found in locations that receive significant amounts of precipitation. These locations are easily recognizable by their abundance of lifeforms. These lifeforms include numerous trees, plants such as ferns, and an abundance of insects, spiders, snakes, monkeys, and other plants and animals.

Tropical rain forests are very important to the overall health of the planet Earth, and are responsible for replenishing a significant portion of the atmosphere’s oxygen supply.

the hydrosphere gives water to the biosphere

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Grassland biomes exist throughout the Earth, and in many cases can be vast, expanding across millions of square miles, or kilometers. These biomes are marked by sparse trees and extensive grasses as well as a variety of small and large animals. Some of the largest land animals on Earth live in grasslands, including American bison, elephants, giraffes, and so forth.

1.the hydrosphere gives water to the 2. (biosphere) trees grow on mountain

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The tundra is a frozen biome close to northern parts of the the earth. It has cold winters & cool summers.

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the hydrosphere gives water to the biosphere

trees grow on mountain

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A Desert is found in all parts of the earth. The desert biome gets little water!

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the geosphere gives nutrients for the plants in the biomes.

the mountain ( geosphere ) affects the atmosphere can’t let rain in ( biosphere )