What is transhumance?

A) agriculture in dry areas, made possible by irrigation
B) the movement of humans from transition zones of agriculture to more inhabitable
lowlands
C) the movement of livestock from urban regions to rural areas where more grass is
available for animal consumption
D) seasonal movement of livestock to cooler, greener high-country pastures in the summer
and returning them to lowland valleys during the winter
E) agriculture that relies on evapotranspiration


D) seasonal movement of livestock to cooler, greener high-country pastures in the summer
and returning them to lowland valleys during the winter

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The ________ is the world's largest ice shelf

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