This climate diagram depicts which biome?[mm]1005040-30-20-10-0-8000g-604020200-10JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAug SepOctNovDecTemperature Mean: 10.4 °CO boreal forestO temperate forestdesertO tropical savannaPrecipitation Sum: 36.6 mm After a hurricane struck the bahamas,scientists noticed that the legs of AnolislizardsO remained the sameO increased in lengthO decreased in lengthO got stockier

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