Geographical Distribution

Geographical distribution refers to how various phenomena—like plants, animals, people, or resources—are spread across different areas of the Earth. It examines patterns, such as why certain species live in specific climates or why cities are located where they are. Factors like climate, geography, culture, and human activity shape these distributions. Understanding geographical distribution helps us study ecosystems, urban development, and the impact of environmental changes, providing insights into how different elements coexist and interact within our world.