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Q. Tropical deciduous or monsoonal forests occur in ________

A
Netherlands, Russia, Norway, U.K.
B
Siberia, Alaska, U.S.A., Canada
C
New Zealand, Spain, Portugal, France
D
Burma, India, Thailand, Brazil

Correct Answer

Burma, India, Thailand, Brazil

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