Which of new zealand’s physical features is circled by number 4 on the map above? a. the northern peninsula b. the southern alps c. the canterbury plains d. the eastern hills

The correct answer is C. the Canterbury Plains.
This part of New Zealand is a lowland, thus a plain, and it one of the most fertile parts of the South Island. Here the agriculture is at a high level, and the conditions for it are are excellent throughout the year.

Mexico has a host of environmental problems, including significant chemicalpollution  from factory discharges and waste dumping, but the main threat to itsbiodiversity  probably stems from  deforestation  and other natural habitat losses. forest habitat is lost for a number of reasons