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Ecosystems and Biomes — Quiz

Question 5 • Geography

How are biomes different from ecosystems?

Answer
A
Biomes are shaped by climate patterns, while ecosystems are shaped by specific weather events.
B
Biomes are small, localized communities, while ecosystems span large geographic regions.
C
Biomes are based on physical conditions, while ecosystems reflect relationships among organisms.
D
Biomes are major life zones, while ecosystems are smaller geographic areas with unique environments.

Explanation

A biome is a broad life zone, such as a desert or tropical rainforest, usually characterized by its climate and typical plants and animals. An ecosystem is a more specific area where organisms interact with one another and with their environment. So “biomes are major life zones, while ecosystems are smaller geographic areas with unique environments” is the best distinction.

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