what are the four tropical climates in the philippines?
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There are only two seasons in the Philippines- dry and wet season. There are no 4 tropical climates.
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of course PHILIPPINES..because it has lots of tourist spots...and where you can also find the natural resources...\nlots of beautiful places and very cheap...
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filipino and foreign biologists and their contributions
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Strangely enough, I've answered this several times.  This must be a homework assignment or something.  Anyway, here's the standard reply:\n\nCheck out this link for authors of the fairly recent book "Mammals of the Philippines":\n\nhttp://www.fieldmuseum.org/philippine_mammals/credits.htm\n\nBalete, Dolar, Alcala, Dans, Conzales, Lepiten, Ong, and Tabaranza all look to be residing in the Philippines.\n\nYou can also check on CI's work in the Philippines.  They almost always include local biologists.  A recent RAP (Rapid Assessment Program) survey to the Philippines can be found here:\n\nhttp://www.conservationinternational.org/xp/CABS/publications/periodicals/rap_bulletins/marine_rap_bulletins/marrapbulletins.xml\n\nCheck the author lists.  If you need more, you might perhaps do a search for primary literature that contains authors that you found from these sites.  Some of their coauthors will no doubt be Filipino as well.
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doldrums\nwindward slopes\nequator\ndecreases\ndistance from mountains\nBombay is in the tropics
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Indonesia and Philippines
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I don't think there is a way for you to quantify the quality of a country's climate. The worst climate for one person can be the best for another. It all depends on what kind of climate you want or what climate you've been used to. If you still don't know, ask some people who have been to various parts of the world. As for me, I like countries with tropical climates. They have the right amount of sun and rain, and they only have two seasons.
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B.  Tropical rain Forest.\n\nTemperate is north and south of subtropical/tropical.\n\nBoreal forest is coniferous forests.\n\nTundra is what you'd find near the arctic circle.
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The rain forest has more rain and humidity, and less temperature extremes.
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go to the tropics or visit the site blueplanetbiomes.org/rainfotrest
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Koppen's Climate Classifications\n\nAf= Iquitos ( Peru )\nAw= Madaras ( India )\nAm=  \nBSh= Tombouctou ( Mali ) \nBWh= In Salah ( Algeria )\nBWk=  Urumqi ( China )\nBSk= Semey ( Kazakhstan)\nCfa, Cwa= Sydny ( Astralia )\nCfb, Cfc=\nCsa, Csb=\nDfa, Dfb, Dwa, Dwb=\nDfc, Dfd, Dwc, Dwd=\nET= Canada\nEF=\n\ni gota go so you finish it ;)\ngona be easy :)
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Tropical "The tropical desert is an environment of extremes: it is the driest and hottest place on earth. Rainfall is sporadic and in some years no measurable precipitation falls at all. The terribly dry conditions of the deserts is due to the year-round influence of subtropical high pressure and continentality"\n(see resource below)\n\nwhat we will call subtropical desert is fairly warm, with average annual temperatures above 10° C and precipitation up to 100 cm/year.  The temperate desert is less well-defined, but again precipitation is less (usually much less) than 100 cm/year and average annual temperature is less than 10° C. (see second link below)\n\nHope that helps! Good luck!!
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http://www.tiresias.org/agencies/countries_p/philippines.htm#philippines\n\nhttp://www.oraldeafed.org/schools/johntracy/print.html (supports families in the Phillipines)
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Four climatic zones predominate in Spain.\n\nThe northern coast has an Atlantic climate with average annual rainfall of 965 mm.\n\nThe central plateau has a continental climate with average annual rainfall of less than 380 mm.\n\nThe eastern and southern coast and most of the Guadalquivir Valley, in the South, have a Mediterranean climate with average annual rainfall ranging between 250 mm and 600 mm.\n\nFinally, the Canary Islands and some small areas in southern Mediterranean coast, have a subtropical climate with very low annual rainfall of around 300 mm. \n\nSo you see it varies depending where you are in Spain and so it would be difficult to say what the average national rainfall is unless you simply want to add the regions up and divide by four. Thats not very accurate and, in fact, there are large variances in the intensity and times that the rains fall so even the annual rainfall figure is somewhat unhelpful in predicting what rain you will actually get and when.  :-)
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The Philippines, officially the Republic of the Philippines, is an island NATION located in the Malay Archipelago in Southeast Asia, with Manila as its capital. It comprises 7,107 islands called the Philippine Archipelago, with a total land area of approximately 300,000 square kilometers or 116,000 square miles, making it the 72nd largest country by area.-
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1.Luzon 2.Mindanao 3.Negros 4.Samar 5.Palawan \n6.Panay 7.Mindoro 8.Leyte 9.Bohol 10.Catanduanes  \n11.Basilan 12.Marinduque 13.Jolo  14..Dinagat  15..Polilo 16.Tawi Tawi 17.Guinaras18.Biliran 19.Sibuyan 20.Burias.
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weather changes from time to time, day to day; that is why we have an everyday weather forecast; \n\nex: today is a rainy day. -that's weather.\n\nclimate is more general: it is the condition of the atmosphere for a LONG period of time\n\nex. The Philippine climate is sunny and rainy.