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Where are savannas typically found?
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48. Ecology
Introduction to Terrestrial Biomes
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Which of these animals would most likely be found in a tundra biome?
A
Kangaroo
B
Elephant
C
Caribou
D
Polar bear
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Understand the characteristics of a tundra biome: Tundra is a cold, treeless region found in the Arctic and Antarctic, characterized by low temperatures, short growing seasons, and limited vegetation.
Identify the adaptations required for animals to survive in a tundra biome: Animals in tundra regions typically have adaptations such as thick fur, fat layers for insulation, and behaviors suited to cold environments.
Consider the geographical distribution of the animals listed: Kangaroos are native to Australia, elephants are found in warmer climates like Africa and Asia, caribou are native to Arctic regions, and polar bears are found in the Arctic.
Evaluate the suitability of each animal for the tundra biome based on their adaptations and native habitats: Caribou have adaptations like thick fur and migratory behaviors that suit the tundra, while polar bears have insulating fur and fat layers.
Conclude which animals are most likely to be found in a tundra biome: Based on their adaptations and native habitats, caribou and polar bears are well-suited to the tundra biome.
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