Answer:
Large areas of the earth with similar climate and ecosystems are called biomes.
Explanation:
Biomes are defined as areas of the planet with common characteristics, such as animal and plant species, as well as climate, which is why it is called a bioclimatic landscape.
When a relationship is established between an ecosystem —with all its biotic and abiotic components— and the climate in a given area, reference is made to a biome. Consequently, a biome represents large areas of land with similar geographical, climatic and biological conditions.
The other options are not correct because:
- Communities are groups of individuals with common characteristics.
- Populations are individuals of the same species that occupy a certain space in a certain time.
- Organisms are synonymous with living beings.
