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  1. Temperate deciduous forests
  2. Temperate evergreen forests
  3. Coniferous forests
  4. Tropical deciduous forests
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Option 3 : Coniferous forests

Coniferous forests type of forests do softwood trees like chir, pine and cedar grow.

  • In the higher latitudes (50° – 70°) of Northern hemisphere the spectacular Coniferous forests are found. These are also called as Taiga. 
  • These forests are also seen in the higher altitudes. 
  • They are tall, softwood evergreen trees. 
  • The woods of these trees are very useful for making pulp, which is used for manufacturing paper and newsprint. 
  • Match boxes and packing boxes are also made from softwood. 
  • Chir, pine, cedar are the important variety of trees in these forests. 

  • Silver fox, mink, polar bear are the common animals found in these forests.

Therefore, the correct answer is - Coniferous forests.

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