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Kaylis [27]
3 years ago
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Look at the World Climate Maps and graphs on pages 124-127. Which parts of the world have the coldest climates?

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dsp733 years ago
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Answer:   padges 124 and 127 of what? there is no padges or book. cant help without it

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