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Natural Regions of the World — Geography STD 9 — Question

ICSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 9GeographyNatural Regions of the World4 Marks
Question
Differentiate between Mediterranean type climate and China type climate.
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Answer

Mediterranean climate :
(a) It is found in the western margins of Continents
(b) It is known as the subtropical winter Rain zone with a long drought season.
(c) The average rainfall is 35 cm to 75 cm
(d) It is good for citrus fruits.
China type climate :
(a) It is found in the eastern margins of the continents.
(b) It has got ample rainfall with a short drought season.
(c) The average rainfall is 110 cm.
(d) It is suitable for various crops.

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