History, 24.03.2021 23:00 zoebtharpe
The Transition Zone has all of the following characteristics except.
Is mostly in tropical longitudes.
Marks the shift from desert to tropical forests.
World's fastest-growing population with hundreds of ethnic groups.
Is part of Sub-Sharan Africa.
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