An abnormal drought combined with an extended period of hot weather can cause a wildfires in some of Earth's biomes. Which biome would be least likely to experience a wildfire caused by these factors? A tundra B savanna C grassland D temperate forest
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- Tundra: Tundra biomes are characterized by low temperatures and little precipitation, making them less prone to wildfires. - Savanna: Savannas have a dry season and a wet season, with grasses and scattered trees. They are prone to wildfires during the dry Show more…
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