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Dry climate, Tropical Climate, and Mild Climate

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Q: What climate zones are found in Latin America?
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What three climate zones are found in Latin America?

Dry climate, Tropical Climate, and Mild Climate


What are the two largest climate zones in Latin America?

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What are the four vertical climate zones found in latin America?

four vertical climate zonesfrom hottest-coldest.tierra-calrente (hot)tierra-templada (temperate)tierra-frica (cold)tierra-helada (snow).


Describe the three vertical climate zones of Latin America?

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What are two major climate regions of south America?

Dry Climate zones and Mid-latitude climate zones.


Are tropical climate zones usually found in high latitude areas?

No. Tropical climate zones are found in lower latitudes.


How do the vertical climate zones of Latin America affect agriculture?

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What are the 7 climate zones of latin America?

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What is one continent that has all the climate zones?

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Where are vertical climate zones found?

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How do climate zones affect climate?

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