Geography • World GeographyHard
The Pampas, a fertile lowland grassland region spanning parts of Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil, is primarily classified under which global biome type?
A. Tropical savanna
B. Temperate grassland, savanna, and shrubland✓ Correct Answer
C. Mediterranean shrubland
D. Tundra and alpine meadow
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Pampas are temperate grasslands characterized by rich soils, moderate rainfall, and expansive herbaceous vegetation without large native tree cover, similar to the North American prairies and Eurasian steppes. They form the agricultural and livestock heartland of Argentina. Savannas typically feature scattered trees and tropical or subtropical temperature regimes.
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