I understand this question to mean "local diversity of human culture" (and not, for example, local biological diversity).
Local diversity can mean for example different food - different areas have their own food specialties).
It can also mean the customs and religions - for example how people eat (fork, chopstics, hands, etc).
Another example is the clothing, for example in India many women wear Saris, while in Europe women wear skirts or trousers.
Refers to a variety of non-linear mathematics in which a number sequence, when graphed, exhibits initial numbers that track or rise relatively horizontally along the x-axis of a graph
Open grasslands are more common in rural areas than urban areas.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Open grasslands are most common in rural areas because in urban areas lands are used for industrialisation,urbanisation and many more other developing sites. In rural areas, Lands are still vacant for agricultural activities.
One of the reasons for finding open grasslands in rural areas is because people are migrating to urban areas. People think that they earn more in industries than in agriculture. Most of the animals are found in rural areas so for their feeding purpose, grasslands are required in rural areas.
In general, the borders of the federal state of Washington are in accordance to natural physical features.
The border with Canada,, the northern one, is defined by the Okanogan Range and the Kettle Range, two highlands.
The border with Oregon, the southern one, is defined mostly with the Columbia River, and partially by the Blue Mountains.
The border with Idaho, the eastern one, is defined with the edge of the lowland part of the Columbia River Basin.
While the western border is a border with the open water of the Pacific Ocean.
This isn’t really a question lol.
