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Where is the largest desert on Earth?
Answer: Antarctica
Why: Antarctica's interior gets only about 50 mm of precipitation a year, almost all of it as snow.
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Which biome gets about as much rain and snow as Arctic tundra?
Answer: Desert
Why: Tundra still turns boggy in summer, because frozen ground below stops meltwater draining.
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Which tree has a tundra species only 1 to 6 cm tall?
Answer: Willow
Why: Dwarf willow branches creep just under the ground, forming low open mats.
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What is the dry side of a mountain range called?
Answer: Rain shadow
Why: The Atacama sits in a two-sided rain shadow, between the Andes and Chile's Coast Range.
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How much cooler is the air 1,000 m higher up, on average?
Answer: About 6.5 °C
Why: Mountain treelines sit where the growing season cools to an average of about 6.4 °C.
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Which tree would cover most of Germany without people?
Answer: Beech
Why: In deep shade, beech seedlings survive where oak seedlings struggle, so beech takes over.
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