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What do you mean by pampas ? where are they found ?
Asked by right sense,
18 Mar 11:52 am
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The Pampas of South America are a grassland biome. They are flat, fertile plains that covers an area of 777,000 square kilometers, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Andes Mountains. It is found primarily in Argentina and extends into Uruguay. The word Pampas comes from the Guarani Indian word for level plain. The Argentinean Pampas are the home of the 'Gaucho', the original South American cowboy.
Answered by LIPSIKA, 18 Mar 01:33 pm
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The pampas are a series of sprawling grassy plains that stretch across the South-Central region of South America, wandering through Argentina, Brazil, and Peru. This region is sometimes referred to as simply La Pampa, and it is an iconic part of the South American landscape
Answered by Tiaa, 18 Mar 12:27 pm
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A series of sprawling grassy plains that stretch across the South-Central region of South America
Answered by Quest, 18 Mar 11:08 pm
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The Pampas of South America are a grassland biome. They are flat, fertile plains that covers an area of 300,000 sq. miles or 777,000 square kilometers, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Andes Mountains. It is found primarily in Argentina and extends into Uruguay. The word Pampas comes from the Guarani Indian word for level plain. The Argentinean Pampas are the home of the 'Gaucho', the original South American cowboy. The pampas is located just below Buenos Aires, between 34 and 30 south latitude, and 57 and 63 west latitude.
The average temperature in the Pampas is 18 C. The pampas has a 'high sun' or dry season in the summer, which in the Southern Hemisphere is in December. The wind blows most of the time. The climate in the pampas is humid and warm.
There are many kinds of animal and plant life in the Pampas. Native plants and animals on the Pampas have made adaptations to living in a windy grassland. Many animals browse on grass or burrow in the ground. There is even an owl that ...more
Answered by anil garg, 18 Mar 05:28 pm
The average temperature in the Pampas is 18 C. The pampas has a 'high sun' or dry season in the summer, which in the Southern Hemisphere is in December. The wind blows most of the time. The climate in the pampas is humid and warm.
There are many kinds of animal and plant life in the Pampas. Native plants and animals on the Pampas have made adaptations to living in a windy grassland. Many animals browse on grass or burrow in the ground. There is even an owl that ...more
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The treeless plains of argentenia are known as Pampas
Answered by rajnikant raiyarela, 18 Mar 11:54 am
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The pampas are a series of sprawling grassy plains that stretch across the South-Central region of South America, wandering through Argentina, Brazil, and Peru. This region is sometimes referred to as simply La Pampa, and it is an iconic part of the South American landscape
Answered by aflatoon, 18 Mar 11:54 am
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