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How would the climatic conditions of the Indian subcontinent be affected if the Himalayas were not in their present position?
How would the climatic conditions of the Indian subcontinent be affected if the Himalayas were not in their present position?
- The Indian subcontinent would be much drier and experience harsher weather patterns. (correct)
- The Indian subcontinent would have a colder climate with increased precipitation.
- The Indian subcontinent would have a more moderate climate with less extreme weather conditions.
- The Indian subcontinent would have a hotter climate with decreased precipitation.
What role do the Himalayas play in shaping the climate of the Indian subcontinent?
What role do the Himalayas play in shaping the climate of the Indian subcontinent?
- They block cold winds from Central Asia and influence the monsoon patterns. (correct)
- They cause extreme weather conditions in the Indian subcontinent.
- They create a barrier that prevents any climatic changes in the Indian subcontinent.
- They have no impact on the climate of the Indian subcontinent.
What is the primary influence of the Himalayas on the climate of the Indian subcontinent?
What is the primary influence of the Himalayas on the climate of the Indian subcontinent?
- They lead to a reduction in precipitation and an increase in arid conditions.
- They affect the distribution of rainfall and the direction of the monsoon winds. (correct)
- They cause extreme temperature fluctuations in the Indian subcontinent.
- They have no significant impact on the climate of the Indian subcontinent.
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