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Desert Grassland Tropical forest 32.2- Temperate forest 15.6 Annual mean temperature (°C) Coniferous forest -1.1 Arctic and alpine tundra 0 102 203 305 406 Annual mean precipitation (cm) Copyright Pearson Education, Inc., publishing as Baranin Ourg Use the figure above to answer the following question. How does the information on this climograph relate to temperature and precipitation? When warm air is at a higher altitude, it contains more moisture, triggering excessive dryness in the arctic tundra Warm air can contain more moisture than cold alt, so warmer climates tend to also be drie Cold air contains les moisture than warm at which is which we do not observe any cold wat biomes Coldalr contains more moisture than warm ait resulting in waterbome colder temperatures

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When air gets warmed up the number of molecules that move from phase of liquid to gaseous phase. This results in more water molecules in the air. This shows that the air that is warm can hold more moisture the main reason for this is that the molecules that move swiftly will always be in gaseous phase.

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