Climate geomorphology is a discipline that studies the formation and evolution of geomorphology under different climate conditions and is an important branch of geomorphology. Climate geomorphology mainly studies various physical, chemical, and biological factors that reflect the causes of climate geomorphology; The development process of various landforms under different climatic conditions. According to the above definitions, Which of the following are not included in the scope of climate geomorphology:. ['how to divide the global cold regions, mid-latitude forest regions, arid regions, and hot and humid regions.', 'Why do glacial areas and desert areas only appear in certain climate zones?', 'Characteristics of the landform shaping process in mid-latitude forest areas.', 'Climate characteristics and changes in various periods since the formation of the earth and in the future.']