Question

Chaparral vegetation occurs around much of the central valley of central and southern California. This biome is very similar to that found A. along the coast of Great Britain. B. on the southeast coast of the United States. C. in the Australian interior. D. in the Mediterranean region.

Answer 1

Chaparral vegetation occurs around much of the central valley of central and southern California. This biome is very similar to that found in the Mediterranean region.

Step-by-step explanation:

Chaparral is a type of vegetation that is characterized by dense shrubs and bushes, and is found in areas with Mediterranean-type climates. These climates are characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The Mediterranean region is a well-known area with this type of climate, and it is home to a similar type of vegetation known as maquis or garrigue. Other areas with Mediterranean-type climates include the west coast of the United States, the west coast of South America, and parts of Australia and South Africa.