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Area
* Defines an area of an image as an image map.
* Many areas are important in terms of biodiversity, as habitats for mammals, carnivores
  - locations where children play and domestic animals, such as cats and dogs, live
  - naturally prone to electrical storms, brush fires, and even earthquakes
* Many areas have different ages for homosexual sex as well as anal sex and other forms of sodomy
  - malaria parasites which are resistant to anti-malaria medicines
  - the potential for wet weather with some locally heavy amounts of rain
  - water containing impurities from natural or artificial sources
  - rely upon water coming from the mountains
  - suffer from lack of distribution of fresh water, such as deserts
* Most areas absorb heat
  - can expect snow in winter
* Most areas contribute to biodiversity
  - forest biodiversity
  - expose to sunlight
* Most areas have air temperature
  - annual temperature
  - arid climates
  - climates that are warm or hot in the summer and cool or cold in the winter
  - continental climates
* Most areas have dry climates
  - seasons
  - food sources
  - grow plants
  - high salinity levels
  - hot climates
  - subtropical climates
  - water sources
  - winter temperature
* Most areas receive direct sunlight
  - indirect sunlight
  - maximum sunlight
  - winter snow
* Some areas absorb radiation
  - appear to be untouched by humans, such as regions protected in national parks
* Some areas are affected by ringworm
  - also susceptible to waterspouts - weak tornadoes that form over warm water
  - at risk of flooding from rivers and the sea
  - dry all the year and others are wet
  - hot all the year , and some are cold
* Some areas are inhabited by deer
  - ferrets
  - foot ferrets
  - horn lizards
  - jaguars
  - killer whales
  - tigers
  - wolves
  - kept moist by spray from waves or by water that slowly leaks out of tide pools
  - populated by sea turtles
* Some areas can be wetlands without appearing wet year round
  - even erode, ulcerate, or become gangrenous because of impaired blood supply
  - contain significant oxide copper oxides overlying the sulphides
  - continue to have sufficiently soft snow for roosting by ruffed grouse
  - contribute to germination
  - do depend on the pollination of bats more than others
  - even have migrating reindeer or caribou
  - experience too much water in the form of floods
  - go for more than a year without rain
  - harbor far greater concentrations of living creatures than others
* Some areas have an eolian influence on the surface layer
  - deep springs called oases
  - different soil types and microclimates that support fascinating plant communities
  - honey production
  - little population because of mountains or cold environments
  - no soil, or soil is hard to find, as in the snow
  - pine forests, or juniper bushes in little mini-forests
  - rich nutrients
  - possess a richer variety of species than others
* Some areas produce ice
  - sea ice
  - receive less than one hour of direct light per day
  - surround eyes
* absorb energy
* affect distribution
  - people
* affected by secondary salination show major declines in vascular plant biodiversity.
* are affected by acid rain
  - pollution
  - sewage pollution
  - wildfires
  - body parts
* are covered by habitats
  - maps
  - trees
  - divided by areas
* are dominated by invasive plants
  - extent
  - frequented by animals
  - inhabited by raccoons
* are occupied by animals
  - other animals
  - queen snakes
  - places
  - structures
  - topics
* are used by cattle
  - herbivores
* attract cockroaches
  - insects
* change over time.
* consist of habitats
  - layers
  - similar habitats
* contain habitats.
* contain important habitats
  - manatee habitats
  - prefer habitats
  - suitable habitats
* contribute to global biodiversity
  - productivity
* correspond to positions
* cover habitats.
* creates an area map from a set of edges that divide a two-dimensional plane into areas.
* depend on availability
  - circumstances
  - conditions
* depend on seasonal conditions
  - upon circumstances
* depend upon own circumstances
  - specific circumstances
* experience drought
  - exceptional drought
  - fluctuations
* experience major fluctuations
  - temperature fluctuations
  - mild variation
  - problems
  - seasonal variation
  - strong storms
  - sunny weather
* experience temperature fluctuations
  - thunderstorms
  - wind
* generate heat
  - power
* get rain
  - summer rain
  - tropical rain
* have accumulation
  - adequate resources
  - appearances
  - average temperature
  - characteristics
  - concrete floors
  - cultural diversity
  - desirable plants
  - details
  - effects
  - elevation
  - evidence
  - excess water
* have frequent rain
  - fur
* have grow plants
  - heat accumulation
  - heavy rainfall
* have high levels
  - natural levels
  - hills
  - hollow logs
  - immediate food sources
  - information
  - little rainfall
  - low grow plants
  - major problems
  - necessary resources
  - nematode problems
  - occurrences
  - poach problems
  - precipitation
  - prolong dry seasons
  - protect status
  - reputations
  - same temperature
  - seasonal rainfall
* have serious poach problems
  - severe problems
  - short grow seasons
  - significant effects
  - similar characteristics
  - snowfall
  - soft fur
  - stable water levels
  - success
  - summer rainfall
  - surface water
  - surfaces
  - surplus
  - their own area code, and countries have their own country code
  - turbidity levels
  - uniform appearances
* have water levels
* include areas
  - child development
  - fields
* include protect areas
  - such areas
* increase availability
  - winter food availability
* indicate presence.
* influence variation.
* is how many square units are inside the whole shape
  - indexed to body surface area
  - measure in square units
* is measured in square units such as square inches, square feet or square meters
  - units, like a floor area is measured in square meters
* is the amount of space in side the figure
  - inside the figure
  - square units that a shape contains
  - extent of plane surface occupied
  - number of square length units it takes to cover a surface
* may have devastate impact
* occupied by clean calcite represent initial porosity in bioclastic sediment
  - rats often have a musky smell
* offer shades.
* preferred by ticks include the groin, armpits and scalp.
* provide adjacent water
  - comfort
  - educational resources
* provide enough sunlight
* ravaged by forest fires also can produce prodigious morel crops.
* receive acid rain
  - annual rainfall
  - flood rain
  - full sunlight
  - mm rainfall
  - sufficient sunlight
* refers to information within the areas of research interest.
* reflect light.
* require attention
  - drainage
  - improvement
  - intense attention
  - protection
  - special attention
  - treatments
  - urgent improvement
* see development.
* show details
  - growth
* support animals
* surround cities
  - monarch habitats
  - suburbs
* take places.
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+ Telephone, Telephone number
  * Each telephone has its own number. Today, telephone numbers are about seven to ten digits long. In many contries, part of the telephone number is called the 'area code'. Area codes are used to make sure the numbers are not the same in two different places. Areas have their own area code, and countries have their own country code.
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  * Climate has a very big effect on the way that humans live. Climate is different from one part of the world to another. Some areas are hot all the year, and some are cold. Some areas are dry all the year and others are wet. Most areas have climates that are warm or hot in the summer and cool or cold in the winter. Most parts of the world get rain at some times of the year and not others. Some parts of the world have seaside climates and others have mountain climates. All these things affect the way that humans live in different parts of the world.
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