Large ecological regions with characteristic types of natural vegetation are called
A) ecosystems.
B) communities.
C) populations.
D) biomes.
E) niches.

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Large ecological regions are referred to as biomes and are characterized by their types of natural vegetation. Ecosystems encompass all living and non-living components of an area, while communities refer to the different species interacting within an area. Populations are groups of individuals of the same species in an area, and niches refer to the specific role or function a species plays within an ecosystem.

Large Ecological Regions with Characteristic Types of Natural Vegetation Are