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Which ecosystem usually supports thick forests of deciduous trees?

a. tropical forest
b. temperate forest
c. savanna
d. subarctic forest

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Answer:

b. temperate forest

Step-by-step explanation:

A temperate forest is an ecosystem whereby there is the presence of changes in weather and temperature.

A temperate forest experiences cold winters, hot summers , high humidity and precipitation.

One of the major characteristics of a temperate forest is the presence of Deciduous trees. Deciduous trees are trees that lose there leaves during a change in season known as autumn and they they grow them back in the spring.

Examples of Deciduous trees found in temperate forests are:

Oak trees, Sycamore trees, Maple trees, Hickory trees, Lime trees, Chestnut trees e.t.c.

Other types of plants that can be found in temperate forests are : Ferns, Moss, Lichen e.t.c.

Animals found in temperate forests have the ability to adapt to the changes and variations in temperature and weather conditions. Examples of such animals are Bears, Squirrels, Deer, e.t.c.

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Which ecosystem usually supports thick forests of deciduous trees?
b. temperate forest
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