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zheka24 [161]
3 years ago
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Resuelve el siguiente crucigrama sobre los recursos naturales y la población mundial. Horizontales 1. Son recursos que se regene

ran de manera continua, pero no deben ser alterados. 3. Es el continente con menor población en millones. 5. Es el continente con mayor población. 8. Es el continente con mayor índice de natalidad. Verticales 2. Es uno de los continentes con mayor índice de mortalidad. 4. Es un recurso natural muy importante para la vida, se aprovecha en muchas actividades. 6. Son los recursos que son transformados por medio del trabajo del ser humano. 7. Actividad económica dedicada a la extracción y aprovechamiento de los recursos. 9. Actividad que se encarga de la distribución y venta de los productos. 10. Recursos utilizados para producir energía, tales como el petróleo o el gas.
Geography
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GREYUIT [131]3 years ago
4 0

its 9 because the dot on the line is starting from the line

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