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Instead of using plastic bags, utilize baskets, cloth bags, and other similar products.

2. The Latitudinal extent of India is 8°4'N to 37°6'N. The Longitudinal extent of India is 68°7'E to 97°25'E. The Latitudinal extent of Brazil is 5°15'N to 33°45'S.

3.India is majorly subdivided into five physical regions, namely, the northern mountainous region, north Indian plain, peninsular plateau, islands, and the coastal plain.

4.the Guiana Highlands in the North, the Amazon lowlands, the Pantanal in the Central-West, the Brazilian Highlands (including the extensive coastal ranges), and the coastal lowlands.

5. India has a monsoon type of climate whereas Brazil experiences a wide range of variations in climates

1. Instead of buying packaged goods that can cause litter, take homemade goods with you. On the field trip, stay away from plastic bags and bring reusable bags made of fabric, jute, etc. Bring water bottles with you to prevent the creation of litter. At the end of the excursion, gather all trash and place it in the trash can
2. The Latitudinal extent of India is 8°4'N to 37°6'N. The Longitudinal extent of India is 68°7'E to 97°25'E. The Latitudinal extent of Brazil is 5°15'N to 33°45'S.
3. The great mountains of the north are a chain of mountains that extend uninterruptedly for about 3,600 km in the form of an arc, from the Pamir Plateau in the west to the Indo-Myanmar border in the east. The Karakoram Mountains are those that stretch from Kashmir's Pamir Plateau to the Indus River. The north Indian plain: To the south of the north's mountains is a sizable plain that stretches for about 2500 kilometres (km) from the Sutlej in the west to the Brahmaputra in the east. It is composed of the alluvium that the Indus, Ganga, and Brahmaputra rivers and their tributaries have deposited Peninsular Plateau: The peninsular plateau is located south of the north Indian plain. Rocks from igneous and metamorphic regions produced it. It is India's oldest land. In this area, hills are common (heights with lower altitudes and rounded tops). The Deccan plateau and the central highlands of India make up the two divisions of the peninsular plateau. Coastal plains: The Deccan plateau is bordered on both sides by coastal lowlands. In the north, the western coastal plain is the broadest. As you move south, it gradually becomes more condensed. Gujarat's southernmost coastline is referred to as the Konkan. The Islands: A group of small islands can be found to the west of Kerala's coast. They are referred to as the Lakshadweep altogether. The Andaman and Nicobar islands together up a larger group and are situated in the Bay of Bengal.
4. The Guiana Highlands in the North, the Amazon lowlands, the Pantanal in the Central-West, the Brazilian Highlands (including the broad coastal ranges), and the coastal lowlands can be used to categorise Brazil's physical features.
5. India experiences a monsoon-like climate. In the north of Brazil, it's tropical, and in the south, it's temperate. (ii) Because the southern portion of India is in a tropical area, temperatures tend to drop from south to north, with temperatures in the south being higher than those in the north. (ii) Because the northern half of Brazil is in a tropical area, the temperature increases from north to south, with high temperatures in the north and relatively low temperatures in the south. (iii) The South West and North East Monsoon Winds provide rain to India. The South East and North East Trade Winds provide rain to Brazil (iii). (iv) India has orographic precipitation. (iv) Rainfall in Brazil is of the orographic and conventional types. (v) Less rain falls on the eastern side of the Western Ghats and the western portions of Rajasthan, Gujarat, and India. (v) The Brazilian highlands' northeastern portion is in a rain shadow. (vi) Tropical cyclones are a common occurrence. (vi) Tropical cyclones are an uncommon occurrence.
6. The population is unevenly dispersed based on the physiography of Brazil and India, with highly forested areas having a lower density. After Brazil, India has the second-highest population in the world. The Amazon basin is the least populous in Brazil, while the Himalayan mountain range is the least populated in India. The northern plains of India have the highest population density, whereas the southern coastal lowlands of Brazil have.
7. The amount of people in various age groups is referred to as a population's age structure. The ratio of males to females is another aspect of population structure. The sex ratio, which is defined as the proportion of females to males in the population, is a crucial sociological indicator of the equality between men and women at a certain time. The differences in mortality, sex-selective migration, the sex ratio at birth, and occasionally the sex difference in population enumeration are the key factors affecting the sex ratio. In terms of population distribution geographically, the distinction between rural and urban areas is significant. Farm-based agricultural nations have a higher percentage of the rural population, while industrialised, developed regions have a higher share of urban population

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