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Does the amount of rain that falls in an area determine which kinds of organisms can live there? Why or why not?
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Does the amount of rain that falls in an area determine which kinds of organisms can live there? Why or why not?

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Yes, the amount of rain that falls can determine which organisms can live there as there are some species who can live in places with rain fall and there are some species who can’t.
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Yes, the amount of rain that falls in an area definitely determine which kinds of organisms can live there. Some organisms can’t survive without rain and other can .
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