The specific abiotic factors defining a biome are _____.
A)maximum annual temperature and moisture levels
B)average annual temperature and moisture levels
C)annual variation in temperature and precipitation
D)maximum annual temperatures,moisture levels,and average annual temperature
E)average annual temperature,moisture levels,and annual variation in temperature and precipitation

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The specific abiotic factors that define a biome are the average annual temperature, moisture levels, and annual variation in temperature and precipitation. These factors determine the dominant vegetation and adapted animal species in a particular biome. Maximum annual temperature and moisture levels, as well as average annual temperature alone, do not provide enough information to fully define a biome.

The Specific Abiotic Factors Defining a Biome Are _____