Temperate rain forests differ from tropical rain forests in that
A)temperate rain forests survive a four-to-six-month long dry season,but tropical rain forests experience wet conditions year-round.
B)temperate rain forests generally experience more precipitation than tropical rain forests.
C)temperate rain forests are more likely to contain evergreen trees than tropical rain forests.
D)temperate rain forests may experience freezing temperatures,but tropical rain forests never do.

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The statement "temperate rain forests may experience freezing temperatures,but tropical rain forests never do" is the only difference between the two types of rain forests mentioned in the given options. Therefore, the correct answer is D.

Temperate Rain Forests Differ from Tropical Rain Forests in That