Biology Forum Ecology Old World vs New World

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    • #7159
      Madmax
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      Could someone explain to me the difference between Old World Tropical and New World Tropical?? 😥

    • #70004
      Madmax
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      🙂 OK don’t worry about this one.
      Old World is the world before Christopher Columbus discovered the Americas and New world is after!

      I wish scientific papers would use language that you didn’t need knowledge of history to decipher

    • #70011
      AstusAleator
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      Old world = africa, asia, australia
      New world = Central and Southern America

    • #70063
      Beetle
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      quote AstusAleator:

      Old world = africa, asia, australia
      New world = Central and Southern America

      That is only for tropics. And i am not sure about australia in the old wolrd. Also europe is in the old world and north america in new world.

    • #70108
      AstusAleator
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      Yes, but the question was about tropics.

      and you’ve got a good point… australia might be new world…

    • #70122
      dipjyoti
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      Old World tropics, including Africa, southeast Asia and Polynesian islands of the South Pacific.

      Austrlia is known for wet tropics.

    • #70940
      Helminadia
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      Old world is when the place is Beautiful and un touch by human..when all the animals,forest is protect and when the old people doesnt know about technology and very ordinary.
      New world is when all the enviroment around us being distroyed and un protected with all the new tehcnology

    • #71031
      Beetle
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      quote Helminadia:

      Old world is when the place is Beautiful and un touch by human..when all the animals,forest is protect and when the old people doesnt know about technology and very ordinary.
      New world is when all the enviroment around us being distroyed and un protected with all the new tehcnology

      Erm?! What?

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