Essays Tagged: "Malay Peninsula"
Thailand, city if wonders
he north and east by Laos (across the Mekong River), and on the south(across the Isthmus of Kra) by Malaysia. There is 1200 miles of coastlinealong the gulf of Thailand, which leads into the south Chi ... f coastlinealong the gulf of Thailand, which leads into the south China Sea. Thewestern side of the Malay Peninsula is by the Andaman Sea. The Thaipeople describe their land as:'An elephants head'- Th ...
Subjects: Area & Country Studies Essays
Anthropology Lab, a scientific project about White Handed Gibbions, (Apes) and explores their grooming habbits.
and upper stories of deciduous monsoon and evergreen rain forests of southern Burma, Thailand, the Malay Peninsula, Sunderland, and North Sumatra. (Rumbaugh, 1974) Gibbons are though to be magnamous ...
Subjects: Science Essays > Zoology
Singapore
The Republic of Singapore is an independent nation in Southeast Asia, located off the tip of the Malay Peninsula and connected to Malaysia by causeway. Formerly a British crown colony and then part ... nnected to Malaysia by causeway. Formerly a British crown colony and then part of the Federation of Malaysia, it became independent in 1965. The name Singa Pur (Sanskrit for "city of the lion") was gi ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > Asian History
A journal entry on 5 different issues all to do with pollution/animal endangerment recieved 89% in May 10th/2005
m from Bengal eastward to include Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, and southwards to the Malay Peninsula and the islands of Sumatra and Java. Now the main surviving population is on the Uju ...
Subjects: Science Essays > Environmental Science
Tropical Rain Forests
isphere.(www.bev.net) The largest mangrove forests are found mainly on the coast of Bangladesh, the Malay Peninsula, Sumatra, Borneo, New Guinea, and other islands scattered throughout Southeast Asia. ...
Subjects: Science Essays > Environmental Science
Singapore Research Task
y Research Task/Extended Essay Zac Smits Singapore is located in the Southern-most extremity of the Malay Peninsula (approximately 124km north of the equator). It comprises of one main island and 57 s ... 3 New Zealand 77 12 17 1.1 United Kingdom 77 16 22 1.0 Denmark 76 16 21 0.8 South Korea 72 6 17 3.3 Malaysia 72 4 10 2.8 China 70 6 14 2.7 Thailand 69 5 14 3.3 Philippines 68 4 8 2.3 Indonesia 65 4 10 ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers
How far did the Japanese Occupation change the lives of the people in Southeast Asia?
between protecting their colonies in Southeast Asia and their homeland in Europe, they quickly lost Malaya to the Japanese within three months. Although the French were not defeated outright, the Fren ... ent beyond ideological differences were formed during the Japanese Occupation, such as the MPAJA in Malaya and the Vietminh in Vietnam, which appealed to communists and non-communists alike, and made ...
Subjects: History Term Papers