Question

below are two different habitats. which statement explains a difference in how the available water moves through the water cycle in habitats a and b? more of the available water in habitat b is moved into the soil through percolation. less of the available water in habitat b is moved into the soil through surface runoff. less of the available water in habitat a is moved into the atmosphere through precipitation. more of the available water in habitat a is moved into the atmosphere through transpiration.

Explanation:

Habitat A is a forest with more plants, enhancing transpiration. Habitat B is a desert with fewer plants. Transpiration is the process by which plants release water vapor into the atmosphere. So, more water in Habitat A is moved into the atmosphere through transpiration.

Answer:

More of the available water in Habitat A is moved into the atmosphere through transpiration.