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प्रश्न
Describe the below forest:
Tropical deciduous
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उत्तर
They are found in a tropical monsoon climate. These areas have hot, wet summers with heavy rainfall and cool, dry winters. Tropical deciduous forests are also called monsoon forests. They have hardwood, broad-leaved trees, which shed their leaves in the dry season, usually in winter. Teak, Sal, shisham and mango are common tree species. These thrive in regions of heavy rainfall. Grasses and thorny bushes grow in drier regions. Elephants, rhinoceroses, bears, deer, apes, lion tiger, leopards, etc., are some of the wildlife species found here.
Such forests are found in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, and Southern China.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Fill in the blank:
A few regions of South-west Asia receive winter rainfall from the ____________ that originate over the Mediterranean Sea
Match the following
| A. Climate Region | B. Tree Plant Species | C. Wildlife species |
| Arctic | Magnolia, Camphor | Lizards, insects |
| Equatorial | Thorny bushes, tufts of grass | Lynx, sable |
| Cold Temperate | Moss, Lichen | Pheasants peacocks |
| Warm temperate eastern margin | Ebony, Mahagony | Monkeys, apes, colourful birds |
| Mid-Latitude deserts | Pine, larch | Walruses, reindeer |
Identify the main factors that affect the climate of Asia. Explain any two of them
Write a short note on summer conditions in Asia.
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__________ in Russia is the coldest region in Asia with an average temperature of 51 °C. ’
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____________ rainfall occurs almost daily around 4 o'clock in equatorial climate region of Asia.
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The _____________ camel is a well-known animal of temperate grassland or __________.
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The forests of the cold temperate regions have ______trees with ________ like leaves.
On a physical map of Asia, show the different types of climate and natural vegetation
Name a few countries which enjoy the Mediterranean type of climate.
