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What are the pricipal climate zones in which the aztects existed?
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What are three principal climate zones in which the Aztecs existed?
hot...
What civilization existed primarily in a tropical wet zone?
What are the principle climate zones in which the aztecs existed
What are the principal climate zones in which the aztecs existed?
tropical wet and dry
What are the principle climate zones in which the Aztecs existed?
tropical wet and dry
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