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Deserts take up about one third (33%) of the Earth's land surface.
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What is a Name for a shape that land can take?
Landform
What are the disadvantages for a country that has a lot of land?
It might have more poverty, it would take more money to cover the land with housing, and it would take more time to develop things.
Why did Europeans first take an interest in the African continent?
Power and competition for land.
What 2.3 square miles of land in southern Spain did Britain take in 1704?
Gibraltar
Where do you find the mayors key in Geo-land R.P.G 1?
Geo Land - Closer Walkthrough ... 1. Take as much quests as you can, it saves time. 2. Take even most useless ... Key Finder (Sorol): Bring him red key he lost.
How much land do deserts take up all over the world?
Deserts cover about 33% of the land surface on earth.
How much of the world do all of the deserts take up?
Deserts cover about 33% of the land on earth.
How much space do deserts take up?
Deserts cover about 33% of the earth's land surface.
What is Malaysia's land area compared to Texas?
Malaysia is est at 127,355 miles square land mass Texas is est at 268,820 miles square land mass. Texas land mass in contiguous and does not take any water space into account.
What is the percent of the land mass tropical rainforests take up?
8%
How much land does Africa take up in percentage?
It is a very large continent.
How much percentage of the earth does Europe take up?
europes land persantage
How much land mass do Canadian National Parks take up?
a lot
What is the percentage of land in Greece does Mt Olympus take up?
I don't know ten
Large areas of air that take on the characteristics of the land they cover are called?
air mass
What air masses form over land?
It depends on the characteristics of the land surface that determines the characteristics the air mass(s) will take on.
What are the two large deserts that take up most of Mexico?
The Sonoran and Chihuahuan deserts qualify as such. You should know however, that these deserts don't take up most of Mexico: the amount of Mexican territory covered by scrub forests and deserts amounts for 29% of Mexico's total land area. The biome that covers most of Mexico is paradoxically, forests of many types, including boreal, temperate and subtropical forests, as well as tropical rain-forest, covering 34% of Mexico's territory.
