PART IlI: GLOBAL CLIMATES 90*N 60N 30 N 0 30 S 60\'S USE YOUR IDEALIZED CONTINET

Question

PART IlI: GLOBAL CLIMATES 90*N 60N 30 N 0 30 S 60'S USE YOUR IDEALIZED CONTINET AND PAY ATTENTION TO LATITUDE AND COAST LOCATION Examine the letter locations above and then match the letter above with the description, or name, which most accurately describes that location. 1.) This location is dry, frozen much of the year and has a very large temperature range 2.) This location has a "dry subtropical" climate 3.) This location has the smallest temperature range of all climates 4.) This location lies within the polar frontal zone, precipitation is abundant year round (cyclonic in winter, convective in summer). 5.) This location is a "moist subtropical climate" 6.) This location has its cool season in the months of June through September 7.) This location has no trees (tundra) due to a very short growing season 7.) This location contains plants which have water conserving adaptations including being deciduous, having specialized roots, a high albedo, and/or small leaves. 9.) This location has the most productive and diverse vegetation of any in the world 10.) Place the letter "Z" in all the locations in the world which, based on our lecture variables and the "idealized continent, should have the same climat

Explanation / Answer

1. T :

Explanation: near to pole so cool and large variation to temp since for six months no sunlight exposure and for next six-month sun always shines on it

2. Y lie in subtropical range 25 degree to 35 degree lat

3. X

at equator sun always shine so minimum varitions

4.W

They are talking about midlattitue cyclone which form near polar front that is near 63.5 lattitude

5. V

6 T as near the pole

7. T ( tundra)

8. Y since dry conditions exists here so cactus type plants grow to conserve water

9. X at the equator because of lots of rain vegetal cover is very high

Related Questions

Navigate

• Browse (All)
• Browse P
• Subjects

---

---

Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.