- In geography, the
temperate climates of
Earth occur in the
middle latitudes (23.5° to 66.5° N/S of Equator),
which span
between the
tropics and the polar...
- A
temperate forest is a
forest found between the
tropical and
boreal regions,
located in the
temperate zone. It is the
second largest biome on our planet...
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Temperate rainforests are
coniferous or
broadleaf forests that
occur in the
temperate zone and
receive heavy rain.
Temperate rain
forests occur in oceanic...
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Temperate gr****lands, savannas, and
shrublands is a
terrestrial biome defined by the
World Wide Fund for Nature. The
predominant vegetation in this biome...
- A
woodland (/ˈwʊdlənd/ (listen)) is, in the
broad sense, land
covered with trees, or in a
narrow sense,
synonymous with wood (or in the U.S., the plurale...
- An
oceanic climate, also
known as a
marine climate, is the
humid temperate climate sub-type in Köppen
classification represented as Cfb,
typical of west...
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Temperate coniferous forest is a
terrestrial biome defined by the
World Wide Fund for Nature.
Temperate coniferous forests are
found predominantly in...
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result of the
axial parallelism of Earth's
tilted orbit around the Sun. In
temperate and
polar regions, the
seasons are
marked by
changes in the intensity...
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being increased by the
clear skies. Cold deserts,
sometimes known as
temperate deserts,
occur at
higher latitudes than hot deserts, and the
aridity is...
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Temperate deciduous or
temperate broad-leaf
forests are a
variety of
temperate forest 'dominated' by
trees that lose
their leaves each year. They are found...
