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What are the implications of India's latitudinal and longitudinal extent?
This is useful to know or identify the geographical location of India on the map and know the appropriate time zone.
Where tropical evergreen forest found?
Tropical evergreen forests are found in Brazil
Are there deer in evergreen tropical forest?
no
Information about tropical evergreen forests of India?
evergreen forests are trees which are not barred
Do beavers live in the tropical evergreen forest?
No. The word "tropical" is your clue. Beavers are not in tropical areas.
Does it snow in tropical evergreen forests?
Cats.
What is the vegetation found in tropical evergreen forests?
they are found in hot and wet regions. in india they are found on the rainy slopes of the western ghats, the hills of north east India and in the andaman and nicobar islands. the state in which tropical forests are found is Madhya Pradesh
Is teak tree a evergreen tree?
no it is not* This is from wikipediaCamellia sinensis (the plant tea comes from) is an evergreen plant that grows mainly in tropical and sub-tropical climates.
Difference between tropical evergreen and tropical monsoon forest?
The differentiate between tropical evergreen and tropical monsoon forest is that it have less rainfall but tropical monsoon forest have more rainfall than the tropical evergreen forest.
Who is common animal of tropical evergreen forest?
Monkey
What is the tropical evergreen forests climate?
hot and rainy
Does the location and general biodiversity of tropical rain forests and boreal forests agree with what you would predict according to the latitudinal gradient pattern?
Yes, the location and biodiversity of tropical rainforests and boreal forests align with the latitudinal gradient pattern. Tropical rainforests are found near the equator, where temperatures and precipitation are high, leading to greater biodiversity. In contrast, boreal forests are located at higher latitudes, where colder climates result in lower biodiversity due to harsher environmental conditions. This pattern reflects the general trend that biodiversity tends to decrease with increasing latitude.
