Multiple choice

What is the maximum height of trees in the tropical rain forests?

  1. 20 metres

  2. 30 metres

  3. 40 metres

  4. 60 metres
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Explanation

Tropical rainforests are characterized by very tall trees, with the canopy typically reaching 40-60 meters or more. The emergent layer can exceed 70 meters. This vertical stratification creates multiple habitat zones. The 60-meter option best represents the maximum height of these forest giants, compared to shorter values for other forest types.

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