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how does the latitudinal extent and altitude effect the wild life , and the natural vegetation

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Answered by AnkitSaroj07

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The variation in photoperiod at different places is due to the differences in latitude, altitude, season and duration of the day. Due to longer duration of sunlight, trees grow faster in summer. Increasing elevation causes a distribution of vegetation similar to that of increasing latitude

Answered by Anonymous

Answer:the latitude and longitudes determines where the place is located. so when the latitude and longitude falls in different places the weather is determined and the weather determines the natural vegetation

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