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The oldest established land communities are _____a. in the Arcticb. in temperate zonesc. in the tropicsd. on volcanic islands
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The establishment of communities on earth depends on the distance of that region from the equator. The closer to the equator, the better are the conditions for support of the community due to better environmental factors and better resource availability. Show more…
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