Coniferous forests evolved due to earth’s continents assuming their modern configuration. true or false

True.

Explanation:

Coniferous forest may be defined as the the forest that are generally found in the area with cool winters and warm summers. The forest is the home of the broad leaves tress and needle like leaves.

The evolution of the coniferous forest occur due to the Earth’s continents. By assuming the modern configuration of the continent, the coniferous forest has evolved in the area that has the cool environment in the winter seasons and later leaves evolves according to the external environment.

Thus, the answer is true.

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