Question

Give summary of the lesson. Life in the hot and cold deserts. In points

Answer 1

Dear Student,

Hot deserts are hot bone-dry regions with little precipitation, extraordinary temperature and scanty vegetation. For the most part, the abandons that are found in the tropical and sub-tropical locales (western shorelines of landmasses) between the 15 degrees and 30 degrees north and south of the equator are hot deserts.
Cold deserts have blistering summers however very virus winters. These deserts are found in high, level territories, called levels, or rugged regions in mild locales of the world. Mild locales lie between the polar areas and the jungles. Like different sorts of desert, cold deserts get next to no rain or day off.

The four principle sorts of desert incorporate hot and dry deserts, semi-parched deserts, beach front deserts, and cold deserts. In hot and dry deserts, otherwise called dry deserts, the temperatures are warm and dry all year.

The principle distinction among blistering and cold desert is that the warm desert is battered by a high sun while the virus desert has ice and the snow in the ground. Besides, hot deserts are nearer to the equator while cold deserts are in extraordinary northern or southern scopes.

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