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It is colder in the highlands than the lowlands because the higher the elevation, the colder it becomes, and the lower the elevation, the hotter.
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What is lowlands?
Areas that are close to sea level elevation.
Summary of My Heart is in the Highlands.?
hi my name is keirra
What is another name for sea foam?
spume do you know what the village in the highlands is?
What does colder than a well diggers ass in the klondike mean?
That old saying is referring to a region of the Yukon Territory around the Klondike River. And yes, it`s a very cold place!
You want a sentence with Glen?
One of the the most famous glens in the Scottish highlands is the palindromic glen, Glenelg.
What 3 regions is Scotland divided into?
Southern Uplands, Central Lowlands and Highlands
Why is mountains are colder than lowlands?
-snicker-
The Central Lowlands lie between blank the Highlands and the blank plains?
The Central Lowlands lie between the Appalachians Highlands Great and the Plains.
Is the Sahara Desert mostly lowlands or highlands?
The Sahara Desert is mostly highlands.
What are the highlands and lowlands of luzon?
ewan ko
Why is mountains colder than lowlands?
Due to higher altitudes temperature decreases, so only we feel colder in mountains than low lands
What are the instrument from luzon highlands and lowlands?
bakwat, gaddang
What resources did the Mayan get from the highlands and the lowlands?
Maya get from the Highlands and lowlands of Mesoamerica is that if you go more then ( 4, 000) you could die and the lowland is only up to ( 200) that is not that much.
When soil is bought from highlands to lowlands what is it called?
soil erosion
How many main land regions does Scotland have?
The Lowlands and the Highlands
Difference between lowlands and highlands?
ako alng 2
Why are mountaintops colder than lowlands?
Mountaintops are colder than the lowlands because the Sun heats the Earth from the ground up. The Sun's radiation travels through the atmosphere to the ground, where Earth absorbs the heat then emits it back out. So, temperatures near the Earth's surface is generally the warmest.
