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    The Areas with the Highest Vulnerability of Fires Are Characterized
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The Areas with the Highest Vulnerability of Fires Are Characterized

Question 19

Question 19

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The areas with the highest vulnerability of fires are characterized by:


A) periods of constant drought.
B) vulnerability to lightning.
C) high winds.
D) large numbers of deciduous trees.
E) annual moist periods and dry periods.

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