In general the warmest biomes in the world are found
a. at the poles
b.
in the southern hemisphere
c. near the equator
d. on the western coast of continents

The warmest biomes in the world are found C. near the equator. Because of Earth's curvature, the amount of sunlight per area decreases as you move away from the equator, in other words, when you increase the latitude. How does this affect the climate? With the reduction of sunlight, the climate gets colder as the latitude increases, changing the vegetation and therefore the biome (a large region characterized by a specific type of climate and certain types of plants and animal communities). Based on this theory, the warmest biomes between the presented options is near the equator.

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