Would You Find a Homogenous Assemblage of Flora and Fauna

Question

Would you find a homogenous assemblage of flora and fauna in a biome?
A) Yes, biomes are not heterogeneous assemblages of plants and animals, and there is little physiochemical variation related to topography and geology within a biome.
B) Yes, biomes are not heterogeneous assemblages of plants and animals, even though there is physiochemical variation related to topography and geology within a biome.
C) No, biomes are heterogeneous assemblages of plants and animals and this is because there is a gradient of physiochemical conditions due to topography and geology.
D) No, biomes are heterogeneous assemblages of plants and animals because conditions at each biome are different.

Accepted Answer

Biomes are indeed heterogeneous, meaning they consist of varied assemblages of flora and fauna. This diversity is largely due to the gradients in physiochemical conditions that can be found within a biome, influenced by factors such as topography and geology.