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AMAZONAS KEVIN ZEVALLOS INGLÉS

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AMAZONAS

KEVIN ZEVALLOS

INGLÉS

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LOCATION Is placed in the nororiente of our country, possesses part(report) of the region saws and part(report) of the Region Jungle. It(he,she) borders in the northern part on Ecuador; in the eastern part with Loreto; to the southeast with St Martin; in the southern part with The Freedom; and in the western part with Cajamarca. His(her,your) Andean relief is formed(trained) by the llamadaCordillera of the Condor south Latitude: 2 º 59 ". � Length west: between(among) meridian 77 º 9 " and 78 º 42 ". � demographic Density: 10 hab. / km ² approximately.� Population: � Men: 203.158. � Women: 195.424.� Height of the capital: 2.335 msnm � Number of provinces: 7. � Number of districts: 83.� Climate: it(he,she) changes from 40 ºC in the northern part �even 2 ºC in the mountain chains of the south. The average of temperature is of 25 ºC. In the Amazonian jungle the temperat [?Cuidado! El texto que desea traducir contiene demasiado caracteres. Por eso la traducción ha sido dividida.]

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Planet Protector 

The Amazon forest is one tenth of all forests on the planet. The air he breathes humanity is purified mainly in the Amazon. This air purification by plants of the forest (and elsewhere) in two ways: by emitting oxygen in the partition of the water molecule remaining in the process of photosynthesis and absorbing carbon dioxide and carbonic acid to form the carbohydrates needed for growth. The large amount of carbon dioxide and carbon dioxide (CO2) that derives from the decomposition of organic matter, plant and animal when it dies, some other leaves as a gas and is converted into carbonic acid in rainwater, which gives rise to the high acidity of the soil in the forests and savannas

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Fauna and Flora  All flora and fauna of the American humid intertropical forest is present in the Amazon. There are countless species of plants, thousands of species of birds, amphibians and so many millions of insects not yet rated. Their contribution is so large fish species and aquatic plants to list them all is no easy task. This river contains over 3,000 species of fish. For ornamental fans, this is the source that provides the greatest number of fish species that inhabit the shops and aquariums worldwide. It also houses a large number of all types of amphibians such as frogs, toads, newts, salamanders and amphibians yet known.

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HISTORY The first descent of the Amazon from the Andes by Europeans was made by Francisco de Orellana in 1541. The first ascent of the river by a European was in 1638 by Pedro Teixeira, Portuguese, who reversed the route of Orellana and reached Quito via the Napo River. He returned in 1639 with Acuna and padresjesuitas Artieda, delegates from the viceroy of Peru to accompany Teixeira. Francisco de Orellana sailed from Guayaquil on February 4, 1541, arrives in Quito and reorganizes his convoy made up of 23 men. Orellana and his men held several engagements with the warlike tribes that came in its path, thus suffered several setbacks. Over time, every day of the expedition were dying, the supplies were depleted, until we have no food. It was December and most of the explorers realized that the issue would not reach the place that was sought, so they began to revolt. But such was the faith and perseverance, on 12 February 1542, discovered the immense river Tues The name "Amazon River" was made by Francisco de Orellana after having a fight with a fearless and warrior women, with whom he fought on June 24, 1542.

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ECONOMY Amazon is a department of huge agricultural potential. Its economy depends on agriculture and livestock. In Bagua agriculture is highly developed in the case of rice fields. It is notorious production of potato, maize, coffee and sugar cane and fish consumption