Difference between revisions of "Rain forest"

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'''Rain forests''' are a [[biome]] that has two types: temperate and tropical. Tropical rain forests occur mostly close to the [[Equator]] and harbor a diverse array of lifeforms.  Temperate rain forests exist in colder climates. Both biomes exhibit an average [[rainfall]] of more than 45 inches per year.
 
'''Rain forests''' are a [[biome]] that has two types: temperate and tropical. Tropical rain forests occur mostly close to the [[Equator]] and harbor a diverse array of lifeforms.  Temperate rain forests exist in colder climates. Both biomes exhibit an average [[rainfall]] of more than 45 inches per year.
  
 
[[Category:Ecology]]
 
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A rain forest in Washington.

Rain forests are a biome that has two types: temperate and tropical. Tropical rain forests occur mostly close to the Equator and harbor a diverse array of lifeforms. Temperate rain forests exist in colder climates. Both biomes exhibit an average rainfall of more than 45 inches per year.