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1. How is a microhabitat different from a biome? A. Biomes are small regions of a habitat within one microhabitat B. Microhabitats are small ecosystems within a blome C. Biomes are only found in the USA,
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1. How is a microhabitat different from

a biome?
A. Biomes are small regions of a
habitat within one microhabitat
B. Microhabitats are small ecosystems
within a blome
C. Biomes are only found in the USA,
but microhabitats are found all
over the world

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B)

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