Which of the following statements about australia’s physical geography is not true?
a. one o...
Social Studies, 03.02.2020 18:51 genyjoannerubiera
Which of the following statements about australia’s physical geography is not true?
a. one of australia’s most distinctive landforms is uluru.
b. the great barrier reef is located off australia’s northeastern coast.
c. australia is an island but not a continent.
d. australia is home to wide, flat stretches of dry land.
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