Question

How is the population distributed in South America?

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Responses

It is distributed mainly along the coastal areas of the continent

It is fairly evenly distributed throughout the continent

It is mostly confined to the northern half of the continent

It is clustered in the interior of the continent

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT-4 Turbo]

The population in South America is distributed mainly along the coastal areas of the continent. Large population centers tend to be located on or near the coasts, particularly on the eastern and northern coasts, such as in Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia. There are also significant populations along the western coast in countries like Chile and Peru. The interior of the continent, particularly the Amazon Rainforest and the Andean highlands, is less densely populated.