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Yungas

300-2300m


-grows cotton, peppers, fruit and coca!


-warm climate

Quechua

2300-3500m


-very productive zone, fertile valleys


-grows corn, potato


-cooler area

Suni

3500-4000m


-to high for most crops


-grassland


-lots of herding and grazing

Puna

4000-5000m


-rolling country


-no crop growth


-hunt dear and guanaco and camelids

Cordillera Negra

5000m


-mountain chain

Cordillera Blanca

6000m +


-permanent ice and snow


-considered a living thing to the indigenous people (tira)


Montana

permanent cloud forest


-very warm

Upper forest

high, hilly country


-jungle like, has lots of rivers


-lots of animals


-grow fruits and vegetables

lower forest

flat and green


-cloud forests with small streams


Lake Titicaca

Border between Bolivia and Peru


-highest lake in the world

Atiplano

3500-4000m


-Mountains around it


-herding territory


-where potatoes were domesticated


Alpaca


domesticated, short snout


-raised for wool


-domesticated for 4000 years

Llama

Domesticated, breed for work


-can carry 40 kg


Cuy-Guinea pigs

live indoors with people


-raised for food, only on special occasions

Viscacha


Wild, rabbit squirrel mix


-caught and eaten

Iquitos

large Amazonian village


-on amazon river


-only accessed by plane

Why did the Incas never penetrate the Amazon?

-people in the forest wouldn't do battle, no king to surrender