This important geography line approximates coincided with the 0 January isotherm and the 800 mm
isohyet in China.
Indeed, the distribution of the two grasses seems discrete, with the 425 mm rainfall
isohyet dividing their habitats.
The Brazilian semiarid is approximately delimited by the 1,000 mm
isohyet, which closely matches the delimitation of the CPD (IBGE, 2004; Nimer, 1972).
The vegetation is characterized by an area of tropical dry forest from the shores of Lake Maracaibo to approximately
isohyet 10 of 1,800 mm, the rest is represented by tropical wet forest [8].
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It looks as if this shift can be explained when we observe that the 200 mm
isohyet divides the studied region into two areas, one in the south extending to Wadi Farah and the second north of this wadi.
For some soil property surfaces, especially those strongly explained by rainfall, good modelling diagnostics were achieved, but 'unrealistic' mapping artefacts were produced; that is, a sharp change in the continuous attribute was evident at the boundary of a rainfall
isohyet.
Preparing the geological maps, slope, land use, high altitudes, groundwater level, decline,
isohyet, and isothermal status.
The 300-mm
isohyet, defining the strength of the monsoon system, stretched from northern Senegal to central Chad along the 15[degrees]N latitude band.
The early winter's first approach of the so-called 540
isohyet, where it is zero degrees Celcius on the surface, lies only a hundred kilometres south of Cape Town by Tuesday, and the effect of the cold will be felt across the entire Namibia.
This value should exclude Ngaoundere from the African meningitis belt, for which the southern limit of annual rainfall was classically considered to be the 1,100-mm
isohyet (Figure).
In the early twentieth century, Thomas Griffith Taylor, a prominent early geographer, in a major work on Australian rainfall and the climatic factors limiting agriculture and settlement, had perceptively described the line as an 'ecological isopleth' (8), and the historian Archibald Grenfell Price had seen in it a 'vegetation line' (9), but the explanation that had become widely accepted and entrenched in the first half of the twentieth century was that the line approximated an
isohyet of average annual rainfall.
