Answer:
The paragraph is describing the savannas.
Explanation:
Africa is a continent almost entirely dominated by torpical types of climates and in accordance with that tropical types of biomes, with only very small parts of Africa belonging to the Mediterranean climate and biome. The biome in Africa that seems to have traditionally been the best for a living is the savanna, and when it comes to people living in a traditional manner it still seems to be the best place for it.
The people that live in the savanna tend to make shelters from dirt, grasses, and sticks, thus not very strong ones, mostly because of the climate. The majority tend to be herders, so their diet mostly consists of milk and milk products and meat. In more recent times though, the people living in the savanna tend to engage more with the rest of the world through providing services as safari guides or by exhibiting traditional dances and rituals in front of tourists. This has become a way to earn some money, which has led to slight modernization of these societies.
Population Pyramid Expansive - pyramid with a wide base (larger percentage of people in younger age groups, indicating high birth rates and high fertility rates) and narrow top (high death rate and lower life expectancies). It suggests a growing population.
ANSWER: The climate in that area is different today than when tropical plants and animals lived there.
Answer:
Australia pull factors:
-job income
-job opportunites
-lots of space
-better life/cleaner air
-friends and family
Australia push factors:
-extreme weather/ natural disasters
-communal violence
-racism
-dangerous animals
The correct answer is - glacial erosion and sea level rise.
The glaciers make U shaped valleys as they move downwards. When they come to the sea they melt (if the sea is not frozen as well). So once the whole glacier starts to melt it leaves behind a U shaped valley, and when the last ice age finished they did melt, but also the sea level rose, so the sea filled the U shaped valleys left by the glaciers, thus the fjords formed.
