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South Temperate Zone

American  

noun

  1. the part of the earth's surface between the tropic of Capricorn and the Antarctic Circle.


South Temperate Zone Scientific  

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Of this immense territory 53�5 per cent. lies within the Tropics, and 46�5 per cent. within the South Temperate Zone.

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Our next chapters will be a series of wonder tales which reveal the South Temperate Zone and its inhabitants as they appeared to the young and susceptible Italian, Pigafetta, nearly four hundred years ago.

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South Temperate Zone.—Because of the large ocean surface, the whole meteorological r�gime in the south temperate zone is more uniform than in the northern.

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Nay, in the South Temperate Zone itself, the two regions of South Africa and South America are unlike in their mammals, birds, reptiles, fishes, mollusks, insects.

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But with the whole tropical region intervening it was to be expected that in the South Temperate Zone many things would be different, and such expectation was amply fulfilled.

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