A coniferous forest that runs along the west coast of Canada and the United States, due to the moist winds off the Pacific, is called the

A) tropical deciduous forest.
B) tundra.
C) temperate rain forest.
D) taiga.
E) temperate deciduous forest.

Temperate Rain Forest

A biome located in temperate regions characterized by consistent rainfall throughout the year, resulting in lush, dense forests with a diverse array of plant and animal life.

Coniferous Forest

A type of biome characterized by evergreen trees that have needles and produce cones, typically found in northern latitudes.

West Coast

A term often used to refer to the western coastal areas of a continent, particularly the western coast of the United States.