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GEO 121 1st Edition Lecture 22 Outline of Last Lecture a. Exam dayOutline of Current Lecture III.Climate ClassificationIV. Vegetation Classificationa. Savannah, forests, grasslandsb. Treesc. Vinesd. UnderstoryV. Tropical SavannahVI. GrasslandsVII. DesertVIII.MediterraneanCurrent Lecture- pg. 204-205 climatology map- 20 E meridian in Africa1. Climate classificationa. f is humid 2. 8" per monthb. w is winter dry seasonc. s is Steppe Climated. o Tropical rainforest (20% Af)2. Vegetation classificationa. savannah, forests, grasslandsi. Af, Aw, BShb. Trees i. Emerging ii. Canopy iii. Under story iv. Broadleaf v. Evergreen b. Vines c. Understoryi. Anything that falls to the forest floor gets broken downii. Quick cycling of nutrients due to warm, moist environment2. Tropical Savannah a. Grasses b. Shortc. Trees These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.i. Widely spacedb. Wildlife i. Herbivores ii. Carnivores 2. Grasslands a. Little rain, but rain nonetheless2. Desert a. No rainb. Short grass2. Mediterranean a. Cool moist wintersb. Dry summersc. Caused by the Hadley


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