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Comparative study between equilateral and tropical monsoon types of climate


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Answer 1

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The primary difference between a tropical monsoon climate and a tropical rainforest is the annual precipitation. Rainforests have above average precipitation year-round while tropical monsoons have rainy seasons. Both climates require access to coastlines with exposure to trade winds.The equatorial, hot, wet climate is found between 5° and 10° north and south of the equator. A tropical climate usually found along the equator but can be found in other areas as well.The tropical monsoon climate experiences abundant rainfall like that of the tropical rain forest climate, but it is concentrated in the high-sun season. Being located near the equator, the tropical monsoon climate experiences warm temperatures throughout the year

Answer 2

The equatorial and tropical monsoon types

Explanation:

• The tropical monsoon climate is an intermediate type between the tropical rainforest and savanna and means temperatures remain above 18 ° C every month. Has an average of less than 60 mm of rainfall.  

• They are distributed in south and central America and south Asia and west and central Africa and Australia.

• Factors that control this type of climates is the changes in the formation of winds in Asia and changing patterns of seasons, presence of the ITCZ zone.

• The equatorial type of climate is found in the amazon rainforest, Madagascar lowland forests, Ituri forest, Daintree rainforest, Harapan rainforest i.e mostly along the line of the equator.

• The rainforest has 25 ° C and has more than 2000 mm of rainfall. The river has a high annual flow and the growth of trees are large and bigger than tropical dry types.

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