Subject: Landlords of the climate in the world

Tropical :
- Rainy Forest
- Savannah

Rainy forest: It rains almost every day. Its humid and warm during the year. Wild animals are abundant. Temperatures of 80º F (27º C). Much vegetation. Every year rains 80" of water. Suramérica, Asia, Africa and the Caribe. The forest of greater pluviality is the Cuna of the Amazon.

Savannah: The winters and the summers are humid and they have high temperatures the whole year old. Smaller amount of trees exists. Africa, South America and Central, Asia and Australia.

Dry:
-Desert
-Steppes

Deserts: They are starved areas with little vegetations. Anualy rains 10". Temperatures vary, the day is warm and the night its cold. They occupy 1/3 part of the Earth. The vegetation is made up of cactus and grass. Sahara (North Africa), the West of the EU, South America and Australia.

Steppes: Starved areas that do not have trees but have pastures. It rains of 10" to 20" annually. East of Europe, the West and center of Asia, North America, South America, Africa and Australia.

Average Latitudes:
-West Marine Coast
-Mediterranean
-Subtropical Humidity
-Continental Humidity

West Marine Coast: Oceanic winds. They bring fresh summers and humid invier. Abundant rain areas that let grow much vegetation. They are in the Pacific coast of the North, North of America, Europe, South America, Africa Australia and New Zealand.

Mediterranean: They have smooth and rainy invier and sunny warm summers. Vegetation includes trees of little growth. The south of California and parts of the South of Australia.

Subtropical Humidity: Short duration. It rains almost all the year. It maintains humidity. The vegetation consists of prairies and forests. The United States, South America and Asia.

Continental Humidity: There are breezes, precipitations and navigate discharge. Invier have more snow and they are longer. The summers are fresh and shorter. The vegetation is similar to the coasts of the west. Canada, Russia and China.

High latitudes:
-Tundra
-Subarctic
-Ice Layers
-High Earth

Tundra: Cold.It has width in the Earth thickness. In the North hemisphere (high parts)

Subartic: It's more cold.It's temperature is ampler is in the south part of the Artic Circle.
Ice layers: Often there are 2 miles of thickness in the layer.The indirect rays of the sun have constant light but little heat. There are no trees by all the snow. Greenland and the Antarctic.

High Earth: While more high more loss the temperature.The vegetation varies according to the height. The bases of mountains are compound of dense areas of forest.Mountainous chains in the world.