Geography, asked by anoopkumar84140, 1 month ago

climate affect population distribution both directly as well as indirectly elaborate in context of india giving suitable examples ?​

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Answered by priyankalokhande18
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Answer:

True

Explanation:

People always prefer to live in regions of moderate climate and adequate rainfall .Places with extreme climatic conditions, like the polar regions which are too cold and the deserts which are too hot and dry support very little population.

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