Which of the following best describes how does latitude affect biomes? Latitudes affect how much rainfall a biome will receive. Lower latitude biomes will always have high temperature. Higher latitudes produce warm biomes. Higher latitudes receive less sunlight producing cold biomes.
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Latitudes affect how much rainfall a biome will receive: While latitude can have an indirect effect on rainfall, it is not the primary factor. Rainfall is more directly influenced by factors such as proximity to large bodies of water, prevailing winds, and Show more…
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