conclusion on seven continents of the world
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Conclusion on Seven continents of the world:
Asia, Africa, Antarctica, Australia, Europe, North America and South America are the seven continents of the world.
- Asia is the biggest continent in the world.
- Antarctica is the only continent fully frozen by the ice.
- Europe is the "most developed continent" around the world.
- Australia and Oceania are the smallest continent in the world.
- Africa is the "black continent" which is the resource rich continent around the world paradoxically it is the poorest continent in the world.
- North America is the world power which comprises the USA and Canada.
- South America consists the "world’s largest rainforest" called Amazon.
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Conclusion on seven continents of the world
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- The world today is formed by the seven broad continental landmasses that were a part of supercontinent of pangea and they are represented by the Africa, Antarctica, Asia, europe, north America, South America and australia plates in terms of the area and the percentage of the population size.
- Africa has a land area of 30,370,000, that of Antarctica is 14,000,000, Asia has an area of 44,579,000, with Europe 10,180,000, followed by the North America with 24,709,000, South America has an area of 17,840,000 and Australia has the least are of about 8,600,000 km square.
- Together ais and African accounts of about more than 50% of the landscape or terrestrial zone on earth. As compared to that of the developed countries in the world.
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