omparing South America to Africa – Helpful Websites
 

Africa Research

Landforms in Africa

Vegetation in Africa

Native African Animals


South America

Landforms of South America

Vegetation of South America

Native Animals of South America


Australia

Native animals of Australia

Landforms of Australia

Vegetation of Australia


Continent Populationhttp://www.ecology.com/world-population-continent/

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