Geography: Natural Vegetation and Wildlife · Class 9 · CBSE Social Science
A region has annual rainfall above 200 cm, high temperatures throughout the year, and no marked dry season. Which type of natural vegetation is most…
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A region has annual rainfall above 200 cm, high temperatures throughout the year, and no marked dry season. Which type of natural vegetation is most likely to occur there?
- A.Tropical thorn forests and scrubs
- B.Tropical deciduous forests
- C.Tropical evergreen forestsCorrect answer
- D.Mountain forests
Solution
Tropical evergreen forests grow in areas with high temperatures and heavy rainfall throughout the year. Since there is no distinct dry season, the trees remain green at different times.
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