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Ideal location for fishing.

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  • rugged coasts, shallow seas, hot climate, growth of planktons

  • shallow seas, confluence of warm and cold ocean currents, growth of planktons, cold climate

  • continental shelf, growth of planktons, good fishing skills, cold climate

  • continental shelf, rugged coasts, growth of planktons, cold climate

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Solution

shallow seas, confluence of warm and cold ocean currents, growth of planktons, cold climate

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Chapter 4: Primary Economic Activities - Exercise Q1 [Page 40]

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Balbharati Geography (Social Science) [English] 12 Standard HSC
Chapter 4 Primary Economic Activities
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