Typically, biomes are not classified solely by temperature, but rather the overall climate. true or false

The statement is true. Typically, biomes are not classified solely by temperature, but rather the overall climate.

Explanation:

A biome is a regional accumulation of distinct animal and plant communities. The relationship to soils and climate is also included. Biomes are mainly distinguishable on a large (continental to global) scale.

Biome is most clearly defined by the distribution of vegetation types, which are largely determined by global climate, soil type, external influences and other factors in the environment. The climate is partly determined by latitude, altitude and terrain.

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