jessxrae01 jessxrae01

13-02-2017
Biology

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A place that has warm summers and cool winters would most likely have what type of climate?

Dry climate
Mild climate
Continental climate
Mountain area
Tropical climate

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LazyLegion LazyLegion

13-02-2017

Your answer is tropical,think of what type of climat hawiia has,it has a tropical climate and is exactly as you described...have a nice day!

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