What is a temperate grassland?

Answer 1

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It's a biome that is usually north of the Tropic of Cancer, has soils that are nutrient-rich, and has hot summers and cold winters. It's most similar to a Savannah.

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Answer 2

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A temperate grassland is a biome characterized by grasses as the dominant vegetation, with few trees and shrubs. They typically experience moderate temperatures, with warm summers and cold winters, and moderate precipitation levels. Examples include the prairies of North America, the pampas of South America, and the steppes of Eurasia.

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