Rainforests are located in the latitudes that have the classification (A) Continental (B) Subarctic (C) Temperate (D)Tropical

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Rainforests are located in the latitudes that have the classification

(A) Continental
(B) Subarctic
(C) Temperate
(D)Tropical

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D. Tropical

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Rainforests are located in the tropical latitude/climate.

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