Population Density Population Density in Japan: Life in a in Japan: Life in a Crowded Country Crowded Country A Battani, Bowman, and A Battani, Bowman, and Gallina Production Gallina Production Preview Video Preview Video Hook’em Hook’em BIG IDEA BIG IDEA There are many There are many ways...
The population density in Japan is ___ than that in Australia. A. higher B. lower C. fewer D. less 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 A。此题为形容词比较级的考查。日本的人口密度比澳大利亚高,“高”用“high”,比较级是“higher”,B 选项“lower”意思相反,C 选项“fewer”用于修饰可数名词,D 选项...
Japan's population density is 3 times higher than in China 翻译结果5复制译文编辑译文朗读译文返回顶部 Japan's population density is China's three times 相关内容 aSometimes God does not give you what you want it is because you do not deserve it but for the better Sometimes God does not give...
In 1975 the average population density of Japan was 298 persons per sq km. Because Japan has experienced an uneven economic development, the scale and trends of internal migration have fluctuated in different periods. The urban population has grown at an extremely rapid rate. In 1947 only 33 pe...
In contrast, for less urbanized areas, population dispersion exacerbated energy intensity. These results suggest that forming population agglomerations will lead to improvement in energy efficiency. That is, they suggest that a compact city policy that agglomerates populations in city centers may be ...
The population density of Japanese sika deer (Cervus nippon yakushimae Kuroda and Okada) in an evergreen broad-leaved forest in Yakushima, southern Japan, was surveyed over 4 years from 1998 to 2001. Two approximately 50 ha study sites, Hanyama and Kawahara, were established with a total of...
(male group, 1.5 deer; female group, 1.6 deer; mixed group, 3.6 deer). The population density of sika deer was relatively high compared to other sites in Japan, with the exception of very small (<10 km~2) islands. Possible explanations for this naturally high density of sika deer in ...
India, the former USSR, the USA, Indonesia and Brazil. Japan's population density, 327 persons/km2, is one of the heaviest in the world.Land Utilization According to a 1992 National Land Agency survey on land utilization, 252,100km2 (66.7% of the national land area) is fores...
in a volcanic zone on the Pacific Ring of Fire. There are steep elevations, diverse climate and high risk of landslides more often induced by earthquakes and heavy rain. Probably, this the reason that the habitable zones mainly concentrated in coastal areas, where population density is very ...
Japan is also known for its high population density: In 2017, it amounted to an eye-watering 347.78 inhabitants per square kilometer - however, it is not even among the top twenty countries with the highest population density worldwide. That ranking is lead by Monaco, followed by China, and...