Areas that contain distinctive species that are adapted to the particular combination of annual temperature and precipitation in those areas are known as

Biomes

Explanation:

A biome is a set of plants and animals that make up a region and are fully adapted to geographic, climatic, chemical, physical and biological conditions and their changes over time. In a simplified way, the biome can be defined as areas that contain distinct species that are adapted to the particular combination of annual temperature and precipitation.

Biomes are extremely important for the balance of the world we live in, not only because of the resources they provide, but because of the variety of living beings and the influence of the interaction between them in our world. This importance justifies the need to preserve these places and create programs to protect them.