__________ form in areas where rainfall is sufficient for grasses, but NOT forests, to grow.

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Savannahs are characterized by a grassy terrain and scattered trees or shrubs. They form in areas with enough rainfall to support grasses, but not enough to support forests. Glaciers form in areas where there is persistent snow and ice accumulation. Deserts form in areas with low rainfall and little vegetation. Tundras form in areas with very cold temperatures and low precipitation, resulting in a landscape dominated by grasses, mosses, and lichens.

__________ Form in Areas Where Rainfall Is Sufficient for Grasses