Geography, asked by veenajay8, 10 months ago

examples of uquititious and localised resouces

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(a) Ubiquitous Resource: Resources which are found everywhere are called ubiquitous resource. E.g. air, land, water, etc. (b) Localised Resource: Resources which are found only in certain places are localised resources, like coal, petrol, iron, etc

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