The pie charts give information about the world’s forest in five different regions. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts illustrate the different proportions of global

forests

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that exist in 5 regions of South

America

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,

Africa

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, Asia, Europe, and North

America

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. The amount of

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timer in those regions

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shown in another chart.

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Africa

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has the largest proportion of

forests

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in the world, North

America

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produces more timber than any other part of the world.

Africa

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and North

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dominantly possess

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. The largest

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belong to

Africa

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with 27%, followed by North

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which owns 25% of the global

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. Europe comes third with 18%

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30% originated in

Africa

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and Asia with 16% and 14% respectively. It is interesting that the proportion of timers does not necessarily follow the same pattern as the first chart. Half of

timers

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in the world

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produced in North

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and Europe with 30% and 20% respectively.

Africa

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is the second largest region to produce timber. Asia has twice as many timbers as

Africa

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which produces the least amount with 9%.