Hi everyone, we've written a history quiz on climate zones and atlas work. Can you please tell me if the following is correct? I know a few more tasks. Part 1A) In which climate zone is the picture located? Temperate zone /1 B) In which grid square is Phoenix located? 15. Here it received /2…
In relation to climate etc.
The Alps act as a barrier and not only make it very difficult for species from the Mediterranean to reach Germany, but also make it more difficult for the Sahara to warm Germany when needed. At the same time, the Arctic pushes through to the Alps and accumulates there, accumulating cold there and making Germany…
Does the ITC really only shift to about 18 degrees north or south, as I saw in another post? That would explain why it still doesn't rain in the tropic deserts. However, if the ITC shifts all the way to the tropics, there should also be heavy rainy seasons there, right? There are heavy rainy…
I would have asked my new neighbor myself, but I haven't met him yet. At first, I thought it was cacao, which hangs over my fence, but Google says otherwise. Does anyone know what these fruits are supposed to be?
Purely a question of interest, as I'm always puzzled by the different landscapes. Madeira doesn't fit perfectly into either of these zones and has several characteristics of each. I would categorize Madeira as a humid subtropical region based on the presence of bay trees, but there are many arguments against that. Any opinions on this?
Hey, Is the savannah part of the subtropical desert or are they different things? Thanks for the help!
How is snow possible in the subtropics? I need a quick answer, please. I'll get a grade on it.
Why are there so many almond and orange tree plantations in Mallorca and why do black hoses lead to the trees? Thanks