Morphoclimatic Domains of Brazil

Professor Charles Camilo introduces the concept of morphoclimatic domains in Brazil, explaining their classification based on the combination of relief, climate, and vegetation. The video details the six main domains: Amazon, Cerrado, Mares de Morro, Catinga, Araucaria, and Pradarias, highlighting their unique characteristics and geographical locations. Transition areas between these domains are also discussed. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding these domains for academic purposes, particularly in exams like the ENEM.

What elements combine to form morphoclimatic domains?

• Climate, soil, and water

• Relief, climate, and vegetation

• Climate, relief, and soil

• Vegetation, soil, and water

Who is responsible for classifying Brazil's morphoclimatic domains?

• Professor Maria Oliveira

• Professor Azis Nacib Ab'Saber

• Professor Charles Camilo

• Professor João Silva

Which domain is characterized by lowlands and equatorial forest?

• Amazonian

• Cerrado

• Caatinga

• Araucaria

What type of vegetation is predominant in the Cerrado domain?

• Desert shrubs

• Dense rainforest

• Savanna with twisted trees

• Pine forests

Where is the Mares de Morro domain located?

• Central Brazil

• Northeast Brazil

• Atlantic Coastal Zone

• Southern Brazil

What is a significant issue in the Mares de Morro domain?

• Desertification

• Flooding

• Erosion

• Deforestation

Which domain is found in the northeastern region of Brazil and is known for its semi-arid conditions?

• Amazonian

• Cerrado

• Caatinga

• Araucaria

What is unique about the Araucaria domain?

• It has the highest biodiversity

• It has the only Brazilian pine species

• It is the largest domain in Brazil

• It is located in the Amazon basin

What is another name for the Pradarias domain?

• Coxilhas

• Pantanal

• Mata dos Cocais

• Serra do Mar

Which area is a transition zone between the Amazonian and Cerrado domains?

• All of the above

• Pantanal

• Agreste

• Mata dos Cocais