General Studies 3

The Sudan Climate, also referred to as the Savanna Climate, represents a transitional climate type situated between equatorial forests and hot deserts influenced by trade winds. 

Divergent from equatorial wet climates, the monsoon climate displays explicit wet and dry seasons marked by the seasonal reversal of winds. 

The Mediterranean Climate is characterized by its mild, wet winters and warm to hot, dry summers. This climate type is typically found on the western sides of continents, situated between the latitudes of 30° and 40°. 

Steppes are expansive flat grassland areas located in moderate climates, positioned between the tropical and polar regions.

The Sub-Tropical Deciduous Biome, found in regions such as Eastern China and the southeastern United States, represents a fascinating convergence

A temperate rainforest biome thrives in temperate climates, characterized by abundant rainfall. 
In simpler terms, these rainforests experience significant precipitation but maintain a lower average temperature compared to tropical rainforests.

Temperate deciduous forests are biomes distinguished by their distinct seasonal weather patterns, undergoing all four seasons and featuring the shedding of leaves from trees during the fall and winter.

Boreal coniferous forests, often referred to as the Taiga or snow forest, are persistent evergreen coniferous woodlands typically observed south of the tundra in the Northern Hemisphere. 

The Tundra climate, classified under the Köppen climatic type, is characterized by sub-freezing mean annual temperatures, considerable annual temperature variations

A terrestrial ecosystem refers to a land-based community of species that involves both living (biotic) and non-living (abiotic) elements interacting within a specific area.