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anatole

Here is a map of biomes. 🧵

Three successive climatic strips are repeated to the north and south of the equator, covering the Mediterranean , desert, subtropical and intertropical rainy, the latter, in its two main types, savannah and jungle.

The climate zone is hot year-round. During the summers, rainfall occurs due to the influence of trade winds from the sea and during winters the climate is drier. The trees are smaller and the soil is clearer.

a map of Africa biomes, from the UN Environment Programme Africa is a huge and ancient continental shelf solid and compact, Three successive climatic strips are repeated to the north and south of the equator, covering the Mediterranean climates, desert, subtropical and intertropical rainy, the latter, in its two main types, savannah and jungle. The tropical climate zone is hot year-round. During the summers, rainfall occurs due to the influence of trade winds from the sea and during winters the climate is drier. The vegetation and animals found in this area correspond to those of the tropical forest, the trees are smaller and the soil is more clear. The subtropical climate zone has warm summers and mild winters. Temperatures vary according to height. The rains fall in winter in the north and are distributed throughout the year to the south. The vegetation and the animals that are in this zone correspond to those of the subtropical forest and savannah. Societies have modified the landscape using the land for the practice of livestock and agriculture. Only the high mountains of East Africa have cold climates due to heights. It receives humid winds that produce important rains, especially in summer. The desert areas have totally sterile soils. Their summers are very hot, the winds dry and the rains almost nonexistent. In the Sahara desert the daily thermal amplitude reaches 80ºC.
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The climate has warm summers and mild winters. Temperatures vary according to height. The rains fall in winter in the north and are distributed throughout the year to the south. Societies have modified the landscape for livestock and agriculture.

Only the high of East have cold climates due to heights. It receives humid winds that produce important rains, especially in summer.

The desert winds are dry. In the Sahara the daily thermal amplitude reaches 80ºC.

a map of Africa biomes, from the UN Environment Programme Africa is a huge and ancient continental shelf solid and compact, Three successive climatic strips are repeated to the north and south of the equator, covering the Mediterranean climates, desert, subtropical and intertropical rainy, the latter, in its two main types, savannah and jungle. The tropical climate zone is hot year-round. During the summers, rainfall occurs due to the influence of trade winds from the sea and during winters the climate is drier. The vegetation and animals found in this area correspond to those of the tropical forest, the trees are smaller and the soil is more clear. The subtropical climate zone has warm summers and mild winters. Temperatures vary according to height. The rains fall in winter in the north and are distributed throughout the year to the south. The vegetation and the animals that are in this zone correspond to those of the subtropical forest and savannah. Societies have modified the landscape using the land for the practice of livestock and agriculture. Only the high mountains of East Africa have cold climates due to heights. It receives humid winds that produce important rains, especially in summer. The desert areas have totally sterile soils. Their summers are very hot, the winds dry and the rains almost nonexistent. In the Sahara desert the daily thermal amplitude reaches 80ºC.
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