why aren't mountain ranges classified into major biomes?

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why aren't mountain ranges classified into major biomes?

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Annellegenfiid Annellegenfiid · Answer 1

Annellegenfiid Annellegenfiid

Because they are not easily defined in terms of a typical community of plants and animals, mountain ranges and polar ice caps are not usually classified into biomes.
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Vickynehraid Vickynehraid · Answer 2

Mountains and polar regions cannot be defined in terms of community of plants and animals and are not classified as biomes.

What is biomes?

"A biome is a distinct biogeographical unit consisting of a biological community that has formed in response to a shared regional climate."
It includes tundra, grassland, desert, forest and aquatic.

What is community?

"An interacting group of various species in a common location."

Hence, mountains and polar regions are not classified as biomes because it cannot be defined in terms of plant and animal community.

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