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habitats with annual rainfall of less than 10 inches a year with temperatures reaching more than 113°f (45°c)
habitat made up of flat plains covered in low trees with a temperature range of 40 to 104°f (4 to 40°c)
habitat with annual rainfall between 50 and 260 inches, constant humidity level between 77 and 80 percent and crowned in trees creating a canopy
breaking up habitats to the point where the habitat can no longer remain functional
options: tropical rainforest, habitat fragmentation, deserts, grasslands

Explanation:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each habitat description and match it with the correct term:

1. Habitat with annual rainfall of less than 10 inches a year with temperatures reaching more than 113°F (45°C)

This description fits Deserts (arid regions with very low rainfall and extreme heat).

2. Habitat made up of flat plains covered in low trees with a temperature range of 40 to 104°F (4 to 40°C)

This matches Grasslands (open plains with low vegetation and moderate temperature ranges).

3. Habitat with annual rainfall between 50 and 260 inches, constant humidity level between 77 and 88 percent and crowned in trees creating a canopy

This is characteristic of a Tropical Rainforest (high rainfall, high humidity, and dense tree canopies).

4. Breaking up habitats to the point where the habitat can no longer remain functional

This definition corresponds to Habitat Fragmentation (the process of dividing habitats into smaller, isolated parts).

Final Matches:

• Habitat with annual rainfall of less than 10 inches a year with temperatures reaching more than 113°F (45°C) → Deserts
• Habitat made up of flat plains covered in low trees with a temperature range of 40 to 104°F (4 to 40°C) → Grasslands
• Habitat with annual rainfall between 50 and 260 inches, constant humidity level between 77 and 88 percent and crowned in trees creating a canopy → Tropical Rainforest
• Breaking up habitats to the point where the habitat can no longer remain functional → Habitat Fragmentation

Answer:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each habitat description and match it with the correct term:

1. Habitat with annual rainfall of less than 10 inches a year with temperatures reaching more than 113°F (45°C)

This description fits Deserts (arid regions with very low rainfall and extreme heat).

2. Habitat made up of flat plains covered in low trees with a temperature range of 40 to 104°F (4 to 40°C)

This matches Grasslands (open plains with low vegetation and moderate temperature ranges).

3. Habitat with annual rainfall between 50 and 260 inches, constant humidity level between 77 and 88 percent and crowned in trees creating a canopy

This is characteristic of a Tropical Rainforest (high rainfall, high humidity, and dense tree canopies).

4. Breaking up habitats to the point where the habitat can no longer remain functional

This definition corresponds to Habitat Fragmentation (the process of dividing habitats into smaller, isolated parts).

Final Matches:

• Habitat with annual rainfall of less than 10 inches a year with temperatures reaching more than 113°F (45°C) → Deserts
• Habitat made up of flat plains covered in low trees with a temperature range of 40 to 104°F (4 to 40°C) → Grasslands
• Habitat with annual rainfall between 50 and 260 inches, constant humidity level between 77 and 88 percent and crowned in trees creating a canopy → Tropical Rainforest
• Breaking up habitats to the point where the habitat can no longer remain functional → Habitat Fragmentation