Semi-arid
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Semi-arid generally describes regions that receive low annual rainfall (25 to 50 cm /10 to 20 in) and generally have scrub or grass vegetation. A more precise definition is given by the Köppen climate classification.
Examples of types of semi-arid biomes are:
- The Steppe of Kazakhstan
- The Sertão of Brazil
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