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  1. The hot, wet equatorial climate
  2. The tropical monsoonal climate
  3. The savanna climate
  4. The hot desert climate
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Option 3 : The savanna climate

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  • The hot, wet equatorial climate is found in the lowlands of Amazon, the Congo, Malaysia, and the East Indies.
  • The tropical monsoonal climates found in the Indian subcontinent, Burma, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, parts of Vietnam, south China and northern Australia.
  • The savanna climate is found in west African Sudan, east Africa, southern Africa, north to the tropic of Capricorn and South America.
  • The hot desert climate is found majorly on the western coast of a continent like the Sahara desert, the great Australian desert, the Arabian desert, the Iranian desert, the Thar desert, Kalahari desert, Namib desert.
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