Question

Select the features, plants, and animals that are characteristic of the coniferous forest biome. warm, humid summers largest land biome extreme temperatures little rainfall hawks cacti pines maples deer

Answer 1

The features, plants, and animals that are characteristic of the coniferous forest biome are the following: (1) Summers are not generally humid. (2) Temperatures are not generally extreme. (3) Rainfall is generally average. (4) Hawks, pines, maples, and deer. No cacti. 

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct features would be the presence of hawks, pines, and maples.

A coniferous forest biome is also called taiga. It is characterized by the presence of evergreen coniferous trees. These trees have thick bark, cone shape, and flexible branches which help in protecting the trees against snowfall.

This biome usually has long winters with a temperature range of -30°C to 10°C. Precipitation ranges between 300 to 900 nm most of which occurs in the form of snow.

Commonly found trees may include spruce, sugar maple, pine, and fir.  

Commonly found animals in the region are reindeer, voles, and hares.

Similarly, commonly found birds may include crossbills, woodpeckers, kinglets, warblers, nuthatches, waxwings, hawks, grouse, and owls.