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mel-nik [20]
3 years ago
14

Very easy questions pls answer.....

Geography
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kati45 [8]3 years ago
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I hope this helps: (a) Jammu and Kashmir- moderately hot and moderately wet climate.
(b) Kerala- very hot and wet climate.
(c) Rajasthan- hot and dry climate.
(d) North-east India- The north eastern India receives rain for a major part of the year, hence wet climate.
Gala2k [10]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

3. uknown

4. The elements that determine the weather of a place are humidity, rainfall, wind speed and temperature of that place.

5.Animal 1 : Penguins :They are found in the polar regions and they have similar adaptations as the polar bear... But have one different..

When they feel cold they huddle themselves to prevent them from the cold .

Animal2: Seal: Seals have thick deposition of fat which is called the blubber that protects them from the cold.

Animal3: Reptiles: They keep them warm by absorbing the solar radiation during the day and at night the seek shelter to keep them warm.

HOWEVER.... hardly any reptiles are found in these regions...

Adaptation of the animals lived in Polar Regions: They have thick layers of fur which keeps them warm in cold weather.They have a layer of fat under their skin that insulates their body from cold and keeps them warm.They have a long curved and sharp claw this helps them to walk on the ice.Ex: Polar bear

Ex: Polar bear

Explanation:

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