World Geography Help Please 1. Which of the interior lowlands has the highest elevation?

2. How do the Rockies differ from the Appalachians?

3. Why don’t central and southern California have a marine west coast climate?

4. How do climate and vegetation differ between Mediterranean and tropical climates?

Cypress Hills of southwestern Saskatchewan and southeastern Alberta

the Rocky Mountains are younger than the Appalachian Mountains. The Appalachian Mountains are in the East and the Rocky Mountains are in the West. ... The Coast Ranges are low mountains near the ocean and Sierra Nevada is high and covered in snow.

Its location on the west coast of a continent in the midlatitudes places the climate in the path of the Westerlies. In this situation, the climate receives a constant influx of oceanic air throughout the year. The mild temperatures are a direct result of the moderating influence of ocean bodies on air temperatures.

Mediterranean climates cover a very restricted area of the planet's total land surface, mostly found between 30 and 45 degrees of latitude. ... Humid subtropical climates prevail over a larger area, mostly between 20 and 35 degrees of latitude but extending equatorward to about 15 degrees and poleward to about 40 degrees.

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