The Gobi Desert receives less than 8 inches of water a year, but parts of the desert are somewhat fertile and capable of supporting some vegetation. True or false?

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Brando

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9 May, 09:52

The Gobi Desert receives less than 8 inches of water a year, but parts of the desert are somewhat fertile and capable of supporting some vegetation. True or false?

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Bailey Levine · Answer 1

It is true that the Gobi Desert receives less than 8 inches of water a year, but parts of the desert are somewhat fertile and capable of supporting some vegetation. This is due to the presence of some underground water. The correct option among the two options that are present in the question is the first option.