Area A receives more than ten inches of rain per year. Area B receives less than one inch of rain per year. Which of the following is most likely true about Areas A and B?

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PersistenceOfVision · Answer 1 · 2019-10-28T17:57:38+0000

Different biomes. A biome is natural flora and fuana community. An example of that would be forests and/or tundra. If Area A is receiving mass amounts of rain, versus Area B, which is receiving practically no rain, then chances are they are two different kinds of climates.

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