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- adjective Of, from, or pertaining to the climatic region of
Sudan in Africa - adjective Pertaining to the Sudanian language.
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The southern zone, often referred to as the Sudanian zone, receives between 600 and
ScreenTalk 2010
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The southern zone, often referred to as the Sudanian zone, receives between 600 and
unknown title 2009
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The southern zone, often referred to as the Sudanian zone, receives between 600 and
unknown title 2009
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In his view, its use may be tied to a historical period when they borrowed a widespread Central-Sudanian metaphor in which a tree's trunk or base stump was symbolically associated with one's matriclan. 52 Kati and Northeast-Coastal Bantu-speaking peoples retained this word.
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The area is typically Sahelo-Sudanian, with summer monsoon rains.
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This narrow transition zone marks an abrupt habitat discontinuity between the extensive Congolian rain forests and Sudanian/Sahelian grasslands.
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This narrow transition zone marks an abrupt habitat discontinuity between the extensive Congolian rain forests and Sudanian/Sahelian grasslands.
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East Sudanian savanna (AT0705) reaches down from the north to encompass much of northern Uganda and reaching further south to encompass Lake Albert in the west to near Mount Elgon National Park in the east.
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The plateau of Bandiagara is covered in a typically Sudanian savanna flora, including communities of Daniellia oliveri in association with Butyrospermum parkii, Parkia biglobosa, Terminalia macroptera, Khaya senegalensis, Vitex cienkowskii, Prosopis africana and brush species such as Combretum micranthum, Heeria insignis and Guiera senegalensis.
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The area around Lake Albert is included within the East Sudanian savanna ecoregion.
Lake Albert, Africa 2009
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