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Similar grasslands are found in Argentina in south America and in the middle latitudes of Eurasia What are these grasslands called on each continent?
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What are the names of the grasslands in Argentina in South America in South Africa and in the middle latitudes of Eurasia?
Pampas in South America Veld in South Africa
What are the prairies of north America Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Argentina south Africa and the middle latitudes of eurasia called?
They are generally referred to as prairies or grasslands.
What continent is Argentina?
Argentina is located on the continent of South America.
What continent is at Argentina?
If you mean "What continent is Argentina on", then South America.
Where is the continent of Argentina located?
Argentina is NOT a continent It is in South America
Where are grassland located?
Grassland are located in North America, South America, Africa, Asia, and Australia. Grasslands take up the majority of the land in South America, Africa, and Australia.The grasslands are located in every continent except Antarctica.On every continent except AntarcticaThey are found in areas between the latitudes of 30 and 50 degrees in the North American Hemisphere.Grasslands exist everywhere in the world exceptAntarctica.Africa, Asia, Australia, and South America. The Temperate Grasslands are located in: Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America.
What are the grsslands or Argentina called?
In Argentina, South America, the grasslands are known as pampas.
What continent is Argentina on?
Argentina is located on the continent of South America.
The continent Argentina is found in?
Argentina is located in the sub continent of South America.
What continent do you find the pampas and llanos?
The pampas and llanos are found in South America.
What country is Argentina on?
Argentina is a country, it is on the continent of South America.
What is Argentina country?
Argentina is a country, it is on the continent of South America.
