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How do deciduous and coniferous biomes differ?
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These trees have needles that they keep all year long. The formula for this can be written as: \[ \text{Coniferous Forests} = \text{North Location} + \text{Cone-bearing Trees} + \text{Year-round Needles} \] Show more…
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