The change in natural zones from the equator toward the poles due to variations in heat and moisture.

Arboreal (tree-dwelling) animals dominate—monkeys, birds (parrots, hummingbirds), insects, and snakes. 2. Subequatorial Belt: Savannas and Woodlands

Based on the textbook by I.V. Dushina and T.L. Smoktunovich, Paragraph 18 covers the topic: "Major Natural Zones of the Equatorial, Subequatorial, and Tropical Belts" . 1. Equatorial Belt: Wet Equatorial Forests (Gileya)

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География. 7 класс. И.В. Душина, Т.Л. Смоктунович.

Extremely dry and hot. High daily temperature fluctuations (up to 40°C difference between day and night).

High temperatures (+24 to +28°C) and heavy rainfall (over 2000 mm) year-round. No seasons.