Analyze the map below and answer the question that follows. A thematic map of East Asia. Climate regions are labeled 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. 1 is in southeastern China and southern Japan. 2 is in southwestern China. 3 is in Central China. 4 is in Northern China near the border of Russia. 5 is in northern China, Mongolia, and South Korea. 6 is in northeast China, North Korea, and Northern Japan.

Using complete sentences, identify the climate region labeled with the number one on the map above. Describe three characteristics of this climate region, and identify at least one plant and one animal located in its ecosystem.

Based on an image I found of the climate zones of China, the numbers mean the following:

Area one, or cyan, is a humid subtropical zone. This zone includes Wuhan, Shanghai, and is subject to heavy rain and long summers.

Area two, or brown, is a highland climate. This could be identified by color since tan and brown usually refer to places that vary in altitude or exposure.

Area three (cream) could be a semiarid or desert climate. Lanzhou and Hohhot are located here.

Area four, that tiny sliver of peach, is semiarid. It's very small and this map isn't exactly correct in shape or color code, but my guess is semiarid.

Area five, or yellow, is probably semiarid once again.

Area six, orange, is humid continental/cool summer. This area is subject to short mild summers and long winters, with much rain and snow at certain times of the year.

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