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The physical geography of Antarctica refers to: - climate

- relief of land

- geology

- landforms

- longitude and latitude

The human geography refers to:

- land use

- economy

- culture

- politics (international and local)

- population

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Antarctica doesn't have any indigenous human population. The only people living in Antarctica are researchers and support staff from various countries who work at research stations temporarily. They live in these stations for a few months at a time, studying the continent's unique environment and ecosystem.

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Antarctica is the least-human friendly continent on earth. It's too cold to support life there.

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