Thick bark, small waxy leaves, and growing in a compact shape close to the ground are all common adaptations for plants growing in ____ climates
a. tropical rainforest
b. tropical savanna
c. desert
d. tropical monsoon
e. humid microthermal
c
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a. South Africa, United States, China, Australia and Russia b. China, Australia, South Africa, United States and Russia c. Russia, India, China, United States, Brazil d. India, Brazil, China, United States and Canada e. Brazil, United States, China, Canada and Australia
The maritime tropical Pacific (mT) and maritime tropical Gulf and Atlantic (mT) air masses are
A) different from one another because the Pacific air mass usually has lower specific humidity than the Gulf/Atlantic air mass. B) both usually extremely unstable. C) very different because the Pacific air mass is very unstable and the Gulf/Atlantic air mass is usually stable. D) both less active during summer months.
In which biome would one most likely find xerophytic (dry-adapted) species?
A) boreal and montane forest B) midlatitude broadleaf and mixed forest C) deserts D) tropical rain forest E) alpine tundra
________ is defined as the number of protons plus the number of neutrons
A) Isotopic number B) Nuclear number C) Mass number D) Atomic number E) Ionic number