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ARLKQ

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Mountainous areas of the tropics and midlatitudes are designated __________ __________ because they are regions where no single climate or vegetation dominates.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 2

The concept of regions in geography is useable because
 a. all regions are countries.
  b. all regions are very large.
  c. it allows for an exact study of given area for a specific purpose.
  d. regions are the only way that computers can be used with geographic data and follow political lines.
  e. regions are just another name for our seven continents.



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Answer to Question 1

undifferentiated highlands

Answer to Question 2

C



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