Why does a huge area in Northern Africa have low population density

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I believe this is because it is considered a “lesser developed region”, in which there are high infant mortality rates, low access to quality healthcare, and low access to clean water and sanitation compared to a “more developed region”. This keeps a population from being able to boom/exponentially grow.

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Why does a huge area in Northern Africa have low population density​

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