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Alpine climate

Alpine climate is the typical climate for elevations above the tree line, where trees fail to grow due to cold. This climate is also referred to as a mountain climate or highland climate.

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Alpine climate

Nodes60
Edges59
Triples18
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033333
Components1

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Alpine climate

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related to Distribution · 12
Alpine climate → Although, AsiaHimalayasTibetan PlateauGansuCaucasus MountainsQinghaiMount LebanonEuropeAlpsUralsPyreneesScandinavian, AtlanticMauna Loa, CaliforniaCascade RangeRocky MountainsTorngat Mountains, CanadaTrans-Mexican Volcanic BeltAfricaAtlas MountainsEthiopian, Earth's, HighlandsOceaniaNew Guinea HighlandsSouthern Alps, Mountainous, MountainsScottish HighlandsSouth AmericaAndesNorth AmericaSierra, Nevada, New ZealandTasmaniaMount Pico, Pacific
related to Definition · 3
Alpine climate → In, Köppen, There
see also · 2
Alpine climate → Alpine, AlpsList
is a · 1
Alpine climate → typical climate for elevations above the tree line

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climate alpine temperature air mountain convection climates heat also roughly altitude water ft tree biotemperature tundra latitude mean throughout locations

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Alpine climateis atypical climate for elevations above the tree line0.90text
Alpine climaterelated to DefinitionThere0.60section
Alpine climaterelated to DefinitionIn0.60section
Alpine climaterelated to DefinitionKöppen0.60section
Alpine climaterelated to DistributionAlthough0.60section
Alpine climaterelated to DistributionEarth's0.60section
Alpine climaterelated to DistributionMountainous0.60section
Alpine climaterelated to DistributionAsiaHimalayasTibetan PlateauGansuCaucasus MountainsQinghaiMount LebanonEuropeAlpsUralsPyreneesScandinavian0.60section
Alpine climaterelated to DistributionMountainsScottish HighlandsSouth AmericaAndesNorth AmericaSierra0.60section
Alpine climaterelated to DistributionNevada0.60section
Alpine climaterelated to DistributionCaliforniaCascade RangeRocky MountainsTorngat Mountains0.60section
Alpine climaterelated to DistributionCanadaTrans-Mexican Volcanic BeltAfricaAtlas MountainsEthiopian0.60section

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