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Help please describe how the biotic factors taiga differ from those in the rainforest

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Answer: biotic factors include plants and animals. So, the rainforest animals are more adapted to warmer weather meaning they have less fur and are built for warmer weather. The plants in a rainforest need lots of water to survive as well as carbon dioxide so they have large, wide leaves.

In a Taiga biome, the animals have more fur and adaptations to help them to survive in colder weather. The plants primarily consist of fir and pine trees, which have waxy, needle-like leaves to retain water as well. The trees also dont lose their leaves in the winter.

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