Concept:Deserts are dry biomes with very little rainfall, sparse plants, and extreme daily temperatures.
Explanation:The phrase "very low animal rainfall" is a misprint for "very low annual rainfall."
Deserts receive less than
250 mm of rain each year.
This low moisture supports only sparse vegetation such as cacti and drought-resistant shrubs.
Clear, dry air allows strong daytime heating, so day temperatures are very high.
At night, the same dry air loses heat quickly, making nights cold.
These conditions do not describe a swamp, tropical forest, or southern guinea savanna.
A swamp has abundant water; a tropical forest has heavy rain and dense forest cover.
A southern guinea savanna has moderate rainfall and grasslands with scattered trees.
Only the desert fits all the features listed in the question.
Answer:D. desert