Simple Question: Medal & Fan (yes I know this is math, but there is no one in Earth Science) WARNING: EXTREMELY EASY!
Of the following weather factors, which is most important in determining the plant and animal populations that can exist in an area? (2 points) air pressure humidity precipitation wind direction
Any ideas?
Um, well... I know its not wind direction... Its of of the first 3
yes...
It could be air pressure because certain animals live in different levels of the Earth... Example, Mountain goats live in lower air pressures and ocean animals live in higher air pressure.
And then, it could be humidity because certain animals live in jungle where there is a lot of humidity and then others live in savannah areas when there isn't as much humidity
And precipitation could be the answer because of the reason polar bears can live in snowy cold areas, and wild cats, monkeys, birds and frogs can live in the rainforest.
What are your thoughts on the answer, any ideas?
I am looking at the wording of the question: Of the following weather factors, which is "most important" in determining the plant and animal populations that can exist in an area? "Most important" would mean the "most plants" can grow to feed the most animals, right?
What do plants need "the most"?
So Humidity? Because plants need water, and where there is more Humidity means there is more water vapor in the atmosphere.
yes, plants need water...what is a faster way of getting water?
Rain? So... precipitation?
If the answer is precipitation, can you explain why it would most likely be that than humidity?
like I said, it's faster
and like you said "wild cats, monkeys, birds and frogs can live in the rainforest." RAIN-forest have aLOT of RAIN :-)
Ok, makes sense... the wetter areas are, the more plants growing. Thanks so much, I couldn't of found an answer without your help! :) thanks again,
Thanks for trying to learn!!!
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