Which biome is dominated by grasses and has few trees due to periodic drought, grazing, and fire?
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Correct answer: Grassland
Grasslands are dominated by grasses rather than trees. Fire, grazing, seasonal drought, and rainfall patterns help maintain grassland vegetation.
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