Question

A southern area of South America is called Pampas. The Pampas is characterized by a mild climate, fertile soil, and moderate yearly rainfall. The main vegetation includes grasses and herbs; trees are rare. Common animal include rhea (a type of bird similar to the ostrich), pampas deer, and the pampas fox. based on the characteristics, the pampas is most likely a part of which major biome.

Answer 1

Based on the characteristics above described, the pampas are likely part of a biome known as the GRASSLAND BIOME. The grassland biome is covered by grasses and maintained by grazing animals and regular fires.

A biome is a group of ecosystems that exhibit similar vegetation which is adapted to specific climatic conditions.  

The five major biomes are aquatic biome, grassland biome, forest biome, desert biome, and tundra biome.

The remaining terrestrial biomes include:

• The forest biome is characterized by the abundant presence of trees.

• The desert biome is characterized by arid environments due to the absence of rainfalls.

• The tundra biome is characterized by extremely cold conditions (Arctic region) and few trees.

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