A. Northern - it is nearer the equator than the other parts of Australia, so the temperatures would be hotter, and almost the same with tropical countries. Darwin, for example, experiences monsoon rains and storms, and high humidity, which is much different from other Australian places.
In order from largest to smallest
1. (The Largest) Pacific
2. Atlantic
3. Indian
4. Southern
5. (The Smallest) Arctic
The mercator projection accurately reflects navigational directions and
<span>the mercator projection also distorts the actual size and position of continents I hope this helped I had to answer a question like this a little while ago and this was right!</span>
Puerto Rico
The Greater Antilles are a group of larger islands in the Caribbean Sea. They include 4 major islands – Cuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola and, the smallest, Puerto Rico.
Answer: Tropical Rain-forests
Explanation:
Tropical Rain-forests specifically those in Central Africa, Latin America and South-East Asia are considered the most diverse areas in the world with over half of animal species in the world as well as countless fauna calling these areas home even these forests cover less than 7% of the Earth's land mass.
For this reason Tropical Rain-forests are usually called the Cradle of life/biodiversity and surpass any other environment when it comes to biodiversity. Even the second which are Coral Reefs are known as Tropical Rain-forests of the sea which is a nod to just how diverse these forests are.
