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The redwood forests in northern California are an example of which type of forest?

A. Coniferous forest
B. Deciduous forest
C. Tropical rainforest

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Final answer:

Redwood forests in California are coniferous forests dominated by tall trees like coast redwoods.


Explanation:

The redwood forests in northern California are an example of coniferous forest, dominated by coniferous trees such as the coast redwoods. These forests are characterized by their tall trees with pine needles and their ability to retain needles all year round for efficient growth.


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